Why most of the startup ideas Fail

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Ever wondered why so many hashtag#startups hashtag#fail ? I for one have had my share of failures and I have seen trend among most of the startup hashtag#ideas that pop up these days. What do you think ? Every had a crazy idea you wanted to do? What was it? Share em as comments. #hashtag#entrepreneurship hashtag#smallbusinesssaturday hashtag#smallbusiness hashtag#smallbusinessowner hashtag#smallbusinesses hashtag#smallbusinesslife hashtag#smallbusinesstips hashtag#irishbusiness hashtag#startup hashtag#startupbusiness hashtag#startupbusiness hashtag#startuplife hashtag#businesscoach hashtag#startupcompany hashtag#startupcoach hashtag#entrepreneur hashtag#entrepreneurlife hashtag#entrepreneurs hashtag#beingentrepreneur

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STARTUP
IDEAS
TODAY
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OR WHY
STARTUPS
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JEFF BEZOS
DID NOT BUILD
TODAYS
VERSION OF
AMAZON BACK
THEN.
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HE BUILT AN
ONLINE
BOOKSTORE.
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HE
FOCUSSED
ON ONE
THING AND
ONE THING
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THE
REASON
YOUR IDEAS
FAIL IS
BECAUSE
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YOU TRY TO
BUILD
TODAY'S
VERSION OF
AMAZON.
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YOU
FORGET
THAT IT
TOOK THEM
20+ YEARS
TO GET
THERE.
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YOUR IDEAS
TURN OUT TO BE
COMPLICATED
PROCESS
DRIVEN
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WHO’S HAD SOME CRAZY IDEAS? I’VE HAD MY
SHARE OF THEM. SHARE YOUR IDEAS AS
COMMENTS & I WILL SHARE MINE.

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