Archive for the 'Entrepreneurship' Category
Protected: How Hot is Your Deal?
August 5th, 2008 categories: Business Plans, Entrepreneurship, Venture Capital
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Leave Home While You Know Everything
May 23rd, 2008 categories: Entrepreneurship
Mark Twain left home at eighteen years of age, having heard enough of his father’s wisdom. After returning a few years later, he couldn’t believe how much his old man had learned.
I just love bushy-tailed know-it-all’s—young entreprenerps who’ve obviously never read Michael Gerber’s “E-Myth.” Go forth young technician and conquer the world. Surely your exceptional skills as a salesman/broker/engineer/coder/designer/whatever, will propel you to great heights, once you catapult over your air-conditioned cubicle.
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Trading Places
April 24th, 2008 categories: Entrepreneurship
Deals are a dime a dozen, maybe a penny these days. Like a good dog, everyone thinks they have one – sure, while it’s cute and cuddly, until it grows up to bite you in the ass. Animal’s behaviors mimic their human counterparts (Dog Whisperer 101). If you’re neurotic, so are they. If you’re stressed and erratic, so are they. If you’re abusive, they’ll turn.
Deals, similar to dogs, often have fleas, and sometimes blood sucking ticks – differentiated generally by those who care for them. To care for a deal, you must have discipline, patience, time, understanding, and the ability to constantly adapt to external stimuli. A great leader not only balances these factors, but does so while others remain awestruck at the magnificent effortlessness of it all.
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