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What Is One Thing That a Startup Mentor Could Do Better
Ambitious but inexperienced entrepreneurs tend to believe what they are told. As a mentor you should be upbeat and encouraging, but also find a way to break the hash truths. Manage the expectations and ask a lot of questions to the point where the entrepreneurs figure out the answers themselves.
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Wendy Lea talks about the risks of saying no
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