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Curtis J. Morley author The Entrepreneur's Paradox on Fight-or-Flight vs. Thrill-and-Skill

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First published at 21:03 UTC on April 20th, 2021.

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Host, Christina Rivera

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One man, Curtis J. Morley has a goal to help 1M entrepreneurs. And here’s how he’s doing it. At the core of his new book, The Entrepreneur's Paradox: How to Overcome the 16 Pitfalls Along the Start-up Journey (Mango Publishing, March 2021) is a paradox: what got you into business (your brilliance and expertise) is the very thing that will actively prevent you from succeeding in business. How can you break free? Morley says, “Don’t build the product, build the business.”

Curtis is a serial entrepreneur who has created five multi-million dollar companies that have experienced explosive growth in their infancy. Curtis is an Inc. 500/5000 Hall of Fame Recipient who has been recognized as Utah Valley's Entrepreneur of the Year for five consecutive years. After climbing to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2019, he wrote his book because he knew that his climbing experience parallels the hardships many entrepreneurs encounter in their start-up career.

Get your copy TODAY of The Entrepreneur's Paradox at www.entrepreneursparadox.com

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