The Corridor Principle
The corridor principle experiment was conducted in a study done by Robert Ronstadt back in the 1980s. He explained the principle as the mere act of starting a venture in which enables entrepreneurs to see other opportunities they could neither see nor take advantage of until they had started their initial venture.
The difference between those who succeeded in the entrepreneurial field was because they took the chance to launch themselves even without the guarantee of success.
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