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"(big Name Research Firm) Says Our Market Will Be $50 Billion In 2010." Every Entrepreneur Has A Few Slides About How The Market Potential For His Segment Is Tens Of Billions. It Doesn't Matter If The Product Is Bar Mitzah Planning Software Or 802.11 Chip Sets. Venture Capitalists Don't Believe This Type Of Forecast Because It's The Fifth One Of This Magnitude That They've Heard That Day. Entrepreneurs Would Do Themselves A Favor By Simply Removing Any Reference To Market Size Estimates From Consulting Firms.

Ideas Are Easy. Implementation Is Hard.

You Know In A Startup, You Only Need Three People. You Need Someone Who Can Make Something. You Need Someone Who Can Sell It. And You Need Someone To Collect The Money. That's The Only Three Roles In A Startup. So Which One Are You?

A 50-year-old Company Can Innovate As Well As Two Guys/gals In A Garage.

The Higher You Go In A Company, The Less Oxygen There Is, So Supporting Intelligent Life Becomes Difficult.