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There’s a simple fact to be considered.  Every major business out there at one point started out as a small business.  Even the US government, which could be considered to be a business, had its struggles in the beginning and throughout.  They have gone through multiple CEO’s or acting Presidents, and they have seen all the ups and downs.  But with another business, Omniture, it is not a huge conglomerate, and all things considered Google is now supposedly offering to buy it.  I wouldn’t be particularly surprised.  The owner started it in his own basement.  Likewise, one of the biggest internet companies in the world now paid their employees in stock at first, because they couldn’t afford to pay them money.  Their secretary sold hers for millions.

The lists go on.  Some people had more money in the beginning than did others, and some businesses with more money in the beginning still fail.  It should be remembered that most small businesses in general fail.  But the simple reality is that every big business came from somewhere.  They didn’t just magically pop up one day, and for the most part their original owners were not always rich men or women, they had to come up with the start up costs from loans and otherwise.

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