The startup world is full of myths. And, while most of them are not true, they are actively promoted by the news media, the entertainment industry, and sometimes even by startups themselves. More often than not, these popular misconceptions prevent entrepreneurs from reaching their potential, and in the worst case, even lead to failure. To maximize your chances of success when starting up, it is necessary to warn you about some very common ideas that prevent us from believing that this entrepreneurship is for us. So, here are some frequent myths and reasons why you should not believe them. Myth1: Entrepreneurship requires luck Luck is an excellent thing, and it certainly exists when some variables are in your favor, but it is not the main ingredient for the success of a small business. Successful entrepreneurs work
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