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The broken windows theory, illustrated by cleaning up graffiti in New York's subway, and VERITAS' strategic relocation of office supplies, encapsulate the essence of the Tipping Point theory. Malcolm Gladwell's framework emphasizes the potency of small actions in sparking significant change, as evidenced by pivotal decisions like Intel's shift to microprocessors and Facebook's mobile transition. These examples underscore the impact of context and preparation in seizing opportunities for entrepreneurs, highlighting the pivotal role of decisive actions in shaping outcomes.

Entrepreneurship is thrilling, filled with tales of innovation and success. Yet, amidst the excitement, it's crucial to recognize the formidable barriers that aspiring entrepreneurs face. As someone deeply involved in both investing and entrepreneurship, I've gained valuable insights from observing entrepreneurs. Leading the AMINO team is, to me, another form of entrepreneurship, marked by constant innovation. In this article, I aim to shed light on the harsh realities that entrepreneurs often encounter, crucial for a deeper understanding of the entrepreneurial journey.