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Why 65% of Startups Fail Due to People Problems: The Founder's Dilemma
Based on Harvard professor Noam Wasserman's groundbreaking research of 10,000 founders, this video reveals the hidden battle between getting rich and staying in control. Most startups don't die from bad products—they self-destruct from bad decisions about team, roles, and rewards. Learn the counterintuitive truth: founders who keep total control end up with only 52% of the equity value compared to those who let go. Discover how to avoid the traps that sink 65% of VC-backed startups.
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