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Many small businesses are doomed from day one, not from competition or the economy, but from the ignorance of their owners . . . their destiny is already decided because they have no idea how a business should be operated.
William Manchee Go Broke, Die Rich: Turning Around the Troubled Small Business
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Many small businesses are doomed from day one, not from competition or the economy, but from the ignorance of their owners . . . their destiny is already decided because they have no idea how a business should be operated.
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William Manchee

Go Broke, Die Rich: Turning Around the Troubled Small Business

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