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Adrian Fowles's Blog – March 2011 Archive (1)

Start ups and hot air balloons

I’ve been giving more thought to how easy it can be for someone starting a new venture to feel overwhelmed by what needs to happen to get the business to take off. Well, try thinking of your start up as the basket of a hot air balloon.

Every activity that you are doing, or are thinking of doing, can be categorized as either part of the balloon that is generating lift, or one of the sandbags holding you down.



* If you don’t pay attention to those things that generate lift then…

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Added by Adrian Fowles on March 1, 2011 at 10:30 — No Comments

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