Chapter 5: Lesson learnt

We have installed our first 5 clients. What did we take out of the experience?
1. We did it. We executed.
2. Quality matters. There is no need to explain. Buy and sell quality.
3. You can't run the business if you are not present. It is like cooking you leave the kitchen and the food burns.
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