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Course Hack
Becoming an EntrepreneurBy Martin Culpepper, Laurie Stach, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

In a Nutshell

This course from MIT covers how to start a company from the earliest planning stages.

Favorite Quote

The challenge of entrepreneurship is not in coming up with great ideas. The hard part is commercializing those ideas and consistently creating value for both the customers and your business.

Laurie Stach

Introduction

Entrepreneurship is not a fine science. It is a social experiment in understanding what individuals want, need, and will respond to.

For every sleek, successful company that exists, a massive amount of time, energy, and insight went into its planning and execution.

Hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and led by Laurie Stach, edX course Becoming an Entrepreneur focuses on the behind-the-scenes of businesses in their earliest stages.

The founder of entrepreneurial program LaunchX, Stach provides practical advice and case studies to help current and future entrepreneurs learn to better navigate the many decisions that go into forming a new company.

Here are the 3 key insights from this Hack

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    The most successful entrepreneurs plan in advance
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