“Entrepreneurs are artists and I mean “artists” in the true sense of the word: they see something no one else does.”

—  Steve Blank

Steve Blank in interview with Jake Cook, "Steve Blank: Lessons From 35 Years of Making Startups Fail Less" http://99u.com/articles/7256/steve-blank-lessons-from-35-years-of-making-startups-fail-less, U99 website, 2013.

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