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Acquisition should never be the goal

Acquisition should never be the goal. Build something people love, and build revenue to keep it sustainable. After that, the decision to sell is very personal.

Andy Baio

Posted on 23rd February 20119th October 2018Author robsymingtonCategories Entrepreneurship

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