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https://slimybaptism.com/emn0tk4vqj?key=b9a0e295cb9702e4643bc9aae56d3e54 Starting a business at a young age is exciting, but also extremely challenging. Entrepreneurs are more popular than ever, and as a result, many young and eager professionals skip the corporate world and dive headfirst into entrepreneurship — many doing so before they are ready. This flood of young entrepreneurs can lead to a lot of poor decision making. Their lack of experience, mixed with blind eagerness and know it all attitude, is a recipe for inefficiency and costly mistakes. While making a few mistakes along the way is inevitable, but there are still a dozen mistakes that young entrepreneurs keep making that can be avoided. Below are the mistakes young entrepreneurs seem make when starting a new business: 1. Being too impatient. Stories of “overnight success” make wannabe entrepreneurs think that their new venture will be a success immediately. What these young start-up creators don’t see are the

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