Photo by Annie Spratt Mistakes are part of everyone's journey. You wouldn't be successful in what you do if you didn't have the opportunity to commit a few errors along the way. The same goes for managing a company. It's essential for an entrepreneur to go left or steer toward the wrong decision. Whether the business is on a lease term, in their creators' backyard, an abandoned warehouse or an office space for rent BGC , it doesn't matter. An enterprise's journey always shoots up and down. If you're a budding entrepreneur or someone who dreams of having a business, you can learn a thing or two from the mistakes and misfortunes of others. You'll find that the experiences and struggles of those ahead of you can provide wisdom useful in managing your business and your life. In this first edition of Startup Diaries , you'll find a few successful and not-so-successful entrepreneurs share their encounters on starting a business and the mistake
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