Running your own startup can be a glamorous lifestyle — you get to make your own rules, set your own hours of work and reap the benefits when your startup becomes successful — but first surely there are dark sides that hardly gets mentioned.
Today, we'll be sharing with you some mistakes most startup founders make this list was accumulated after reading a lot of startup founders interviews and startup success stories.
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Here Are Some Of The Biggest Mistakes Most Startup Founders Makes That Must Be Avoided :
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<b>1.) Taking the business to seriously</b>
Once you become an entrepreneur, the success of your company becomes inseparably correlated with your own personal success. As such, it’s easy to become radically invested in your position, scrutinizing every detail and spending all your time working with your nose to the grindstone.
But such an approach cultivates a dour workplace, and will likely alienate your team of workers; even worse, it will sour your own mood on a daily basis, eating away at you every day you go in. Liberate yourself by finding the humor and fun in your position, and relating that to others when you can.
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<b>2.) Not taking enough risks</b>
Becoming an entrepreneur is, in itself, a risk, but once you’re in that role, your mentality changes. You have actual skin in the game — you might have a lump of your personal savings invested in the company, for instance. But even if you don’t, your future income potential is entirely dependent on your

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3) They ask stupid questions on which people can't answer!!! Seriously, who decided to ask you "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?"
I always want to say: "Buddy, I don't even know what will happen to me after 10 minutes! But you say about years!!!" Lol, it would be better if someone will give me the list of questions that startup founders ask on interview...

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3) They ask stupid questions on which people can't answer!!! Seriously, who decided to ask you "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?"
I always want to say: "Buddy, I don't even know what will happen to me after 10 minutes! But you say about years!!!" Lol, it would be better if someone will give me the list of questions that startup founders ask on interview...

hey, friend, you're totally right! It's simply unbearable... I always have the same thoughts, and after the third question I have a thought in my head "When will these questions end?"