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Book 18 : Harvard Business Review Entrepreneur's Handbook

There is a lot of "hustle culture" advice out there—motivational quotes, survivor bias, and vague tips about "grinding." But what happens when you actually need to build a financial model, structure a team, or pitch to serious investors?

In this video, I review the HBR Entrepreneur's Handbook. This is the antidote to the noisy, guru-driven startup advice found on social media. Backed by the credibility of the Harvard Business Review, this book is a comprehensive, practical, and data-driven guide to navigating the chaos of starting a new venture. It treats entrepreneurship not just as a passion project, but as a disciplined professional pursuit.

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📈 WHY THIS BOOK IS ESSENTIAL READING

Most first-time founders fail not because they lack passion, but because they lack structure. They build products no one wants or scale too quickly and run out of cash.

Reading this book is important because it bridges the gap between the agility of the "Lean Startup" methodology and the strategic rigor of an MBA. It covers the entire lifecycle of a business—from the back-of-the-napkin idea to the exit strategy. It provides the frameworks you need to validate your assumptions before you waste your life savings on them.

In this review, we discuss:

Idea Validation: How to tell if you have a real business opportunity or just a nice hobby.

The Business Model: Moving beyond the "Business Plan" to design a sustainable revenue engine.

Financing: The pros and cons of bootstrapping, VC funding, and angel investors (and how to prepare for each).

Team Building: How to hire talent when you can't afford market rates.

Scaling: The dangerous transition from a scrappy startup to a structured company.

If you are serious about building a high-growth company and want a manual that relies on research rather than hype, this is the book you need on your desk.

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