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Why, yes I do have a splendid find to share! From Entrepreneur Magazine: "You don't have to be the first to be a success. You don't have to be unique. You don't have to be revolutionary. What you do have to do, however, is give people value. Give them a reason to buy from you instead of from somebody else. You have to show up, answer the phone calls, solve the problems and do whatever marketing you need so people know it. Think about it: How many graphic artists are there? Or restaurants, shoe stores, butchers and bakers? And yet people still keep starting new ones, and succeeding." -Tim Berry on "Startups: Unique and Revolutionary, or Forget It?"
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