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Buffett's Startups Tips * Spending - Don't buy what you don't need or you will be forced to sell what you do. * Risk Taking - Never test river depth with both feet. And more tips from the Oracle of Omaha for startups in this Haiku Deck 
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Buffet's Startup Tips Are so important I created a @HaikuDeck for his tips and for implied startup tips such as: * Spending - buying things you don't need means selling stuff you do...eventually. * Savings - Save then spend not the other way around. * Investment - Never put all eggs in one basket no matter how beautiful the egg.
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
Thought this was a good Scoop to reprise given Buffet's offer to pay $1B for a perfect NCAA Tourney Bracket. Talk about how to get millions in free PR (lol). As if Warren needs "free" anything :). Smart money always makes MORE money.
Pia Parry's curator insight,
January 26, 2014 1:30 PM
Interesting statements form Warren Buffett & Bill Gates, especially about honesty ... How does that work for you? 
Tyler Richendollar's curator insight,
March 18, 2014 9:24 AM
Simple ways to think about what your business should do when first getting off the ground. The ideas make sense when you read them out loud, but are often missed. |
Scoop.it!
Buffet's Startup Tips Are so important I created a @HaikuDeck for his tips and for implied startup tips such as: * Spending - buying things you don't need means selling stuff you do...eventually. * Savings - Save then spend not the other way around. * Investment - Never put all eggs in one basket no matter how beautiful the egg.
Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight,
March 12, 2014 2:19 PM
Thought this was a good Scoop to reprise given Buffet's offer to pay $1B for a perfect NCAA Tourney Bracket. Talk about how to get millions in free PR (lol). As if Warren needs "free" anything :). Smart money always makes MORE money.
Tyler Richendollar's curator insight,
March 18, 2014 9:24 AM
Simple ways to think about what your business should do when first getting off the ground. The ideas make sense when you read them out loud, but are often missed. |
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