As entrepreneurs and business owners, there are many times in our business travel that we tell ourselves,
If I only knew what I know now… big business educated.
Their answers are presented below in the order in which they were listed.
Most young entrepreneurs work at 200kpm, run at high speed and do things. Do not,
it may be the opposite. Spend 20% of your planning time and 80% of your time spent.
If you try to get in your car and drive to a destination you have never been to, you are more likely to get lost.
So you use a road map. Planning is your guide.
But the same goes for use.
If you spend your time staring at that road map, do not expect anything to happen by accident.
Businesses are not built on textbooks and fashion. So never judge a book by its cover.
The person sitting in front of you may have more than 50 years of mental illness and no college degree sitting in front of you,
but what can you offer to make Richard Branson work with you?
And you might have George Clooney who likes to sit there wearing an Armani suit,
but are you looking for an actor ... or an actor?
Learn to develop "Gut Feel" and trust it. If you feel uncomfortable with something,
that sounds ... and you need to listen.
There is usually a reason.
Do not make decisions, make decisions with information.
With your speed of action, just make sure you have ALL the facts first before you make a decision.
Do not be afraid to make mistakes, but be afraid to make the same mistake twice.
Making the same mistake twice means you are not learning from your mistakes.
Never let the ego darken your judgment. Remember,
you usually make only one decision away from a catastrophic fall.
If you allow the ego to undermine your view of life,
you lose sight of the truth and it is hard to comprehend how far you have fallen.
There is no such thing as a businessman. The world is full of 2 kinds of people.
Those who have ideas, and those who do anything to make ideas come true.
Just because you have an opinion, it doesn't matter.
Make that mistake and it is more likely that it will come back and bite you in the back.
And the longer you live, the more time you have to regret it. ... but by then it was too late.
Whenever you have a problem, look for an opportunity.
And remember, the way you deal with those issues will shape your character.
Develop the ability to think outside the square.
99% of people think within the square only - and that’s a lot of competition.
Never look for a lawyer who will fix the problem.
Winners in court are not just lawyers ... because they end up with interest, and greedy bank managers.
Use pen and paper to write down even basic agreements, and if things go wrong,
make every effort to contact the person face-to-face.
In 9 out of 0f 10 cases, they are just like you.
The most talked about are usually the lower level players.
it is the best way to lose respect. Who can you choose as a partner?
The first simple and important truth that is often forgotten in business today,
Your business income should ALWAYS exceed your exit business.
The gain is wisdom, the loss of madness.
And the biggest mistake I see being made today.
Highly Important Business Courses Entrepreneurs Often Learn Hard
Hire “A” players. ...
• Culture is more important than you think. ...
• Things do not go as planned. ...
• Have a mentor. ...
• Build relationships and collaborations. ...
• Don't stop fixing your sales and marketing. ...
• Focus on sustainable growth. ...
• Celebrate success.
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