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Introduction Entrepreneur Myth 1 | Entrepreneurs are born Entrepreneur Myth 2 | Education is critical to be a successful entrepreneur Entrepreneur Myth 3 | You must risk it all to make it Entrepreneur Myth 4 | You must have domain expertise to start a venture Entrepreneur Myth 5 | The best time to start a venture is when you’re young Entrepreneur Myth 6 | You’ll be your own boss Entrepreneur Myth 7 | Control is not an issue Entrepreneur Myth 8 | Failure is not an option Entrepreneur Myth 9 | Men are better entrepreneurs than women Entrepreneur Myth 10 | Married couples should not entrepreneur together Entrepreneur Myth 11 | Entrepreneurs have a balanced life Entrepreneur Myth 12 | If you fail, you can try, try again Entrepreneur Myth 13 | The journey is the reward Entrepreneur Myth 14 | Ideas are a dime a dozen Entrepreneur Myth 15 | All you need is a great idea in order to succeed Entrepreneur Myth 16 | Make it and they will come Entrepreneur Myth 17 | Ideas and ideation come through purpose or special intent Entrepreneur Myth 18 | You must be first to market Entrepreneur Myth 19 | The business plan is critical Entrepreneur Myth 20 | Sales projections are critical Entrepreneur Myth 21 | You must have an office Entrepreneur Myth 22 | You don’t need an attorney Entrepreneur Myth 23 | In business, most people tell the truth Entrepreneur Myth 24 | Competition is not important as long as you focus on your customer Entrepreneur Myth 25 | Getting distribution is easy Entrepreneur Myth 26 | The best exit strategy is an IPO Entrepreneur Myth 27 | Raising capital is easy if you have a great idea Entrepreneur Myth 28 | You have to “dress for success” when raising capital Entrepreneur Myth 29 | You need capital to develop your product or service Entrepreneur Myth 30 | Money grows on trees Entrepreneur Myth 31 | You can raise money overnight Entrepreneur Myth 32 | Dumb money is bad money, and smart money is good money Entrepreneur Myth 33 | Take the money, take the money and take the money Entrepreneur Myth 34 | The check’s in the mail Entrepreneur Myth 35 | Raising big money is harder than small money Entrepreneur Myth 36 | Investors are easily found Entrepreneur Myth 37 | OPM is the best way to fund your venture Entrepreneur Myth 38 | Angels are Angelic Entrepreneur Myth 39 | VCs are smarter than you Entrepreneur Myth 40 | Venture capital is risk capital Entrepreneur Myth 41 | Getting a venture capital meeting is easy because your idea is so great Entrepreneur Myth 42 | You can trust a venture capitalist Entrepreneur Myth 43 | Venture capital is the best way to fund your venture Entrepreneur Myth 44 | Sweat equity is extremely valuable Entrepreneur Myth 45 | Valuation is based on numbers Entrepreneur Myth 46 | Your employees understand your daily pressures Entrepreneur Myth 47 |Your employees will work as hard as you do Entrepreneur Myth 48 | Your employees are entrepreneurs too Entrepreneur Myth 49 | Your friends and family will be honest about your idea Entrepreneur Myth 50 | Family members make great employees EXTRA FUCKING BONUS | MORE MYTHS AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Entrepreneur Myth 51 | Your partners are willing to share the same risk as you Entrepreneur Myth 52 | Equal partners do equal work Entrepreneur Myth 53 | Good partners are easy to find Entrepreneur Myth 54 | ‘Til exit do partners part Entrepreneur Myth 55 | Boards and advisory boards are critical to the success of your venture Entrepreneur Myth 56 | Venture capitalists are vultures Entrepreneur Myth 57 | A power law works in your favor Entrepreneur Myth 58 | You can’t build a billion dollar company overnight Entrepreneur Myth 59 | Bubblepreneur: Party like it’s 1999 Entrepreneur Myth 60 | Pets@office is not professional Are you an entrepreneur? Should you start your venture? GLOSSARY | TERMS Chapter Notes Damir’s Recommended Book List Recommended media, blogs and other entrepreneur resources Mooladex Illustrations ABOUT THE AUTHOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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