Don't fear your competition from "summary" of Reality Check by Guy Kawasaki
Competition is a fact of life in business. Every entrepreneur must face the reality that there will be others out there trying to do what you do, and probably doing it well. It's easy to fall into the trap of feeling intimidated by your competitors, thinking that they have more experience, more resources, or a better product than you do. But this mindset is counterproductive and will only hold you back. Instead of fearing your competition, you should see them as an opportunity to learn and grow. By studying what they are doing right, you can gain valuable insights into how to improve your own business. Look at their strengths and weaknesses, and use that information to your advantage. Are they excelling in a certain area where you could use so...
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