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Mini start-ups are proposed as an alternative to full start-ups that require less funding and time to develop. A mini start-up has a product or service that requires low development hours and operating costs so it can be completed while founders maintain full-time jobs. Successfully implementing a mini start-up helps founders establish credibility and leverage for accessing more capital and support typically only available to start-ups in Silicon Valley or the top 1% of funded companies.
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