Aaron Vick

A staggering 90 percent of startups fail. Lack of experience, poor cash management skills, and legal challenges are often the culprits. Like it or not, having a great idea or an amazing product doesn’t guarantee your success.

Most startup founders think they’re building the next big thing. Some have innovative projects that could change the world. Yet, they are forced to close their business before it even gets off the ground.

As an aspiring entrepreneur, the best thing you can do is to learn from their mistakes.

Research other businesses in your niche, identify their strong areas, and try to determine what they’re doing wrong. Always have a backup plan and consider any potential issues that may arise along the way.

Not sure where to start? Let’s take a closer look at the most common business problems all startups face – and how to deal with them.

Why Do Most Startups Fail?

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