<p>Far fewer people start companies than want to do so and they wait a lot longer to do so than they planned.  When they found, it’s often in the industry in which they have been working, causing unexpected barriers.  Charlie Harary and Dean Noam Wasserman shine a spotlight on how we cause problems for achieving our dreams and on some solutions.</p>

Far fewer people start companies than want to do so and they wait a lot longer to do so than they planned. When they found, it’s often in the industry in which they have been working, causing unexpected barriers. Charlie Harary and Dean Noam Wasserman shine a spotlight on how we cause problems for achieving our dreams and on some solutions.

<p>Far fewer people start companies than want to do so and they wait a lot longer to do so than they planned.&nbsp; When they found, it’s often in the industry in which they have been working, causing unexpected barriers.&nbsp; Charlie Harary and Dean Noam Wasserman shine a spotlight on how we cause problems for achieving our dreams and on some solutions.</p>

The Downfall of the Wantrepreneur and the Industry Changer: Creating Handcuffs for Ourselves

The podcast is based on a best-selling book, The Founder’s Dilemmas, and is grounded in rigorous research into how to avoid the typical startup pitfalls. Co-hosted by Dean Dr. Noam Wasserman (Yeshiva University's Sy Syms School of Business) and Charlie Harary (entrepreneur, CEO, professor and radio host).

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