Your first business will take your blood, sweat, tears and a lot of unwavering commitment to be anywhere close to significant success. However, even the best ideas, the hardest working people and all the exceptional young minds can also fail if their vision and reasons for becoming an entrepreneur are wrong from the start. Here are a few business tips to help transform your simple idea into a mammoth empire: 1) Build A Legacy Have you ever looked at the Iron Pillar of Delhi and wondered about its pristine condition? A metallurgical wonder. This magnificent iron structure is intact even after 1600 years when it should have turned to a heap of rust years ago. It still stands high and mighty despite through all the extreme weather conditions and dust in Delhi. And the only reason is excellence. Ancient ironsmiths surely made it with a vision to make it last…
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