Catch a sneak peek at the August 2005 editor’s letter of Inc Magazine (one of my favorite magazines!). I posted this not because it offers an early glimpse at the editor’s letter, but because the letter contains some very important points. Here’s a glimpse:

Great entrepreneurs succeed where others fail because they are nimble and because they stick to a core set of values. Nimbleness is a prized weapon of the entrepreneur because it is the means through which opportunity can be snatched from the entrenched.

Quick action, however, is useless without the steering mechanism of clear and principled values.

TAGS: Business Ethics | Values | Entrepreneur

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