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RahatFatima
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It’s no secret that the majority of startups don’t make it past their first year. The reasons vary, but some common themes stand out. Poor cash flow management is one of the biggest killers—businesses often underestimate expenses or overestimate early revenues. Another major factor is the lack of product-market fit. A great idea means little if customers don’t want or need it.
Leadership and decision-making also play a role. Many founders struggle to delegate, manage teams, or adapt quickly to changing conditions. Finally, external factors like economic downturns or sudden changes in industry trends can also contribute to failure.
While failure is common, it can also be a valuable learning experience. Many entrepreneurs who fail once go on to build stronger, more successful businesses later.
Leadership and decision-making also play a role. Many founders struggle to delegate, manage teams, or adapt quickly to changing conditions. Finally, external factors like economic downturns or sudden changes in industry trends can also contribute to failure.
While failure is common, it can also be a valuable learning experience. Many entrepreneurs who fail once go on to build stronger, more successful businesses later.
