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So, whats your excuse for not launching your own startup?

No pressure, of course.

We did however find this article thought-provoking and truly reflective of our thinking prior to launching iEdit.

This Business Insider short article pretty much tackles all the doubts and concerns that people have about starting their own start-up. Nobody will tell you that it isn't hard, but it is today more than ever that individuals have a chance to become global players and take advantage of the emerging opportunities for technological innovation.

And in case you need to actually start your own venture sometime soon, here is Stanford's CS183B Class - also known as "How to Start a Startup."

https://startupclass.co

It literally gives away all the information anyone will ever need to make his/her dream start-up come true.

Do you have what it takes to make it happen?

This graphic will demolish every excuse you have for not founding a startup The time is now.

Ever dreamed of how you'd feel reading your admissions files? Well, these kids from Stanford did exactly that; they got copies of their educational records by taking advantage of a legal precedent.

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Students Gain Access to Files on Admission to Stanford A small group at Stanford has taken advantage of a law that allows students to get copies of their educational records, and is encouraging others to do the same.

Today in our global Skype call, some of our consultants begun a discussion on exactly how much education has provided to all of us. It was an amazing chat and it all started from this very piece of writing.

For Kareem (pictured below), education became a pathway to a better life; we truly hope you find some inspiration in this great article from the NYT and as always, feel free to send us your thoughts.

Read on!

A Brooklyn School’s Curriculum Includes Ambition Mott Hall Bridges Academy, a public middle school in Brownsville, Brooklyn, the poorest neighborhood in New York City, is seen by many as a safe zone in a crime-plagued area, and a gateway out of generational poverty.