Entrepreneur Journeys Book Reviews: Focus On The Customer
Here’s a roundup of recent coverage:
Hayli Morrison interviewed Sramana for her Entrepreneur.com article on startup debt, How Bad Do You Want It?
Stephen Lacey of Renewable Energy World also interviewed Sramana for his article, Can Cleantech Entrepreneurs Rely on Venture Capital?
And from a News on Women review by Alice Krause: “I just began Sramana Mitra’s book, Bootstrapping: Weapon of Mass Reconstruction. I’ve actually finished reading the book, but I use the phrase ‘just began’ because the book made me feel like I just began the ‘Entrepreneur Journey’ she describes so well. Sramana’s book is a series of interviews she conducts with several entrepreneurs who give great advice accumulated from years of experience starting companies. I jotted down some points I didn’t want to forget as I read. When I reached point #34, I realized I should just reread the book whenever I need inspiration. I won’t pick out a favorite piece of advice, but I will say that proper focus on the customer came up again and again. I now have a waiting list to borrow my copy.”
More to come…
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