i need some help with this, I know my traits, skills, and personality, but what I don’t know is which entrepreneur to contrast and compare with them. can anyone help?
10 Traits Entrepreneurs and Einstein Share
this might help?
http://www.entrepreneur.com/greatminds/article197836.html
this is better still!
Entrepreneurial – Profile of an Entrepreneur
http://www.businesstown.com/entrepreneur/article1.asp
Watch Dame Anita Roddick, the founder of The Body Shop and one of Britains most successful entrepreneurs, talking about the origins of The Body Shop; her successes and failures in creating a business with a cause; future opportunities for entrepreneurs creating ethical enterprises; and the role of women entrepreneurs in driving a social dimension to business. 15 NOV 06
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http://www.johnseiferth.com/capital
In the final segment of my interview with Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and creator of the game CASHFLOW, Robert talks about moving from the employee world to the business world. This shift is the BIGGEST shift a person can make in the world of business. It requires an entirely different mindset and an entirely different set of tools.
Robert also talks about the number on skill of an entrepreneur, the ability to raise capital. Without capital, or cash flow, the entire business will fail. Cash flow is the base, the foundation for making a business successful.
We then talk about the many challenges of being an entrepreneur. How success only brings on more challenges. It is the truth. The more successful you are, the more you have to deal with as an entrepreneur.
Robert then makes a very good point about the difference between playing it safe and taking risks. The difference between a successful entrepreneur and an employee is the ability to take risks a be on the edge. Employees play it safe because they value security and comfort. Being uncomfortable and taking risks is the entrepreneur’s domain!
And finally, Robert talks about how money is the way entrepreneurs keep score. The line between success and failure is very clear and it is measured in how much money is generated.
For information on tickets for the next Rich Dad event, visit http://www.johnseiferth.com/capital. The event is 1-3 May 2009 in Scottsdale, AZ.
John
p.s. To get DVDs of the “How To Raise Capital” event, click the links below:
Highlights Version: http://bit.ly/btVe8
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Watch Dame Anita Roddick, the founder of The Body Shop and one of Britains most successful entrepreneurs, talking about the origins of The Body Shop; her successes and failures in creating a business with a cause; future opportunities for entrepreneurs creating ethical enterprises; and the role of women entrepreneurs in driving a social dimension to business. 15 NOV 06
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http://TheWealthSpa.com
Secrets of Successful Entrepreneurs #1 – Choose to spend time according to your Vision
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Watch Dame Anita Roddick, the founder of The Body Shop and one of Britains most successful entrepreneurs, talking about the origins of The Body Shop; her successes and failures in creating a business with a cause; future opportunities for entrepreneurs creating ethical enterprises; and the role of women entrepreneurs in driving a social dimension to business. 15 NOV 06
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http://www.rasd1.com/sb Discover the Busting Loose work of Robert Scheinfeld, create small business success, business marketing success, small business solutions, and successful entrepreneurship.
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I wanna create from zero my own company. I also wanna invest in some things to increase my money, but what I really want is to create my own big company. What I have to study (career and specialization) to achieve all what I want?? Is NY a good place to start a new business?? or is better LA or any other city??
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
The best way to learn about and become a successful entrepreneur is to intern or assist and existing successful entrepreneur. However if you choose to go the route of university (Which I did and I recommend) then your should pursue either a marketing degree or go for an MBA. Some schools such as Yale, Harvard and Stanford can open doors for you that are otherwise nearly impossible to get through. They have tight connections with the power brokers in the US economy who are mostly alumni of those universities.
Choosing a city is more dependent on the market you aspire to. New york is nearly always a great choice due to the financial markets and shear size of the city, but success is rarely dictated by location, it is more often a factor of desire and a sacrifice.
What are your passions, the things that motivate you? Follow those, where they take you is the right path.
There are many blogs and podcasts on this topic.
http://www.smbtrendwire.com/2010/03/01/100-best-small-business-podcasts-2010/
is a list of the top 100 podcasts for small business. Since you will start as a small business this is where you should begin your quest.
Starting your own business? Running your own business? Thinking of starting a business? Good character the foundation for building small business growth. Learn about character traits that can bring you success in business and life.
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Rainier Sales’ PRIMAN Final Term Presentation Part 2
The Top 10 elements to become a successful entrepreneur in the Philippines
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