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Originally posted on Entrepreneur Magazine January 31, 2017 PATRICK BET-DAVID Entrepreneur Network Contributor Starting a business is no easy feat, and at the backbone of every business is a solid business plan. Before those words scare you, you’ll be happy… Read More
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