The Art of Execution
Defining your goals is only half the battle; here's how to get them accomplished.
By Guy Kawasaki • Sep 1, 2007
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Most entrepreneurs think that raising money is the hard part. They're wrong. It's the fun and exciting part. The real work begins after you raise money because then you have to execute. Here's how:
Create something worth executing.It's hard to stay excited about executing crap. It's easy if you're changing the world. If you and your team are having a hard time executing, maybe you're working on the wrong thing.
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