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Bleeding Edge: Startups Outpacing The Current Limited Market ! Bleeding Edge is a two edged sword, which can lead to your Startup’s failure if not being careful and smart enough. Having an out of the world edge isn’t just enough, if you cannot con

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Being bleeding edge is a gamble. Look at Google Glass—it was ahead of its time but failed because people weren’t ready for it. Timing and consumer education are critical for success

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