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The 17 Rules These Entrepreneurs Say You Should Break in 2017Forget the rules. Do what makes sense instead.

ByAmy Wilkinson•

This story appears in theJanuary 2017issue of雷竞技手机版.Subscribe »

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Follow the lead of these entrepreneurs as they throw the rulebook out the window and focus on what makes sense for their business. Their advice for 2017, as told to Amy Wilkinson.

Related:These 4 Books Changed These Leaders' Lives and Businesses for the Better

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