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Your greatest start-up stresses

So it’s 4:00am in the morning here and I’m just finalizing some of my thoughts for my 7am presentation at the Northwest Entrepreneur Network. I’ve asked a bunch of other start-up founders for their greatest start-up stresses in advance of this presentation. I’ll be sharing that material here on the blog later today. It’s really good material and I hope you’ll get value from the thoughts shared with me. For now, I need to get back to my Powerpoint :)

Kelly

February 8, 2008 | Filed Under Inspiration 

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  1. Dave Schappell on February 15th, 2008

    Kelly — loved the deck. Wish I could have made the presentation in person. I look forward to catching up in person one of these days!

    Dave

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