What fuels a startup’s success? Are you “driven to win” or have a “fear of failure”? I think both sides of this argument are pretty self-explanatory, but let’s just make sure we are clear on what we are talking about here, and settle this debate once and for all.
Read the rest of this post in The Next Web, which I guest authored this week.
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