1776 The Ultimate Story of Entrepreneurship - Shyam Sankar
David McCullough’s 1776 is, to my mind, the ultimate story of entrepreneurship. Starting a company is challenging enough - now imagine starting a country! Although many orders more complex,...
David McCullough’s 1776 is, to my mind, the ultimate story of entrepreneurship. Starting a company is challenging enough - now imagine starting a country! Although many orders more complex, America’s founding has much to teach entrepreneurs of all varieties. And given this heritage, it should also come as no surprise that the United States remains the best place in the world to start something new. Share One of the most valuable things 1776 imparts is an appreciation for the incredibly hard fight endured by the Continental army. If your most recent lesson on the American Revolution came…
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