"SLOW and steady wins the race" — a phrase that we've heard so often that it's easy to bypass the truth of it. The phrase can be applied to many different areas of life, and business is no different.
For enthusiastic and highly ambitious startup founders, the prospect of high early investment rounds can seem incredibly inviting — it offers the shimmering prospects of fast growth, new service offerings and expansions into new markets. However, with more than nine in ten startups in the Philippines currently failing within the first ten years, founders would do well to return to that old phrase, and ensure they go slow and steady and achieve consistent growth.
Discerning between success and investment-ready success
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