Greig Sinclair from the University of Glasgow discusses the attributes required to be a successful entrepreneur.
Duration : 0:2:45
What it takes to become an entrepreneur
Mobo awards’ Kanya King – Inspiring Entrepreneur
Taken from ‘Mothers of Invention: Celebrating International Women’s Month’.
An ‘Inspiring Entrepreneurs’ event hosted by the British Library’s Business & IP Centre.
http://www.bl.uk/bipc
Women-owned start-ups are on the rise. Findings from the latest London Annual Business Survey show that one in six businesses in London is now majority female-owned compared with one in 10 three years ago – and they also employ more women than their male counterparts.
In celebration of International Women’s Month, the British Library brought together a panel of successful entrepreneurs and businesswomen in fields as diverse as music, science and e-commerce.
Kanya King is the founder of the MOBO awards and one of the most influential women in the music industry.
Duration : 0:9:51
are there any successful entrepreneurs who are quiet people?
Yes, but they are often partnered with loud mouths 
There are really four types of successful entrepreneurs, in my opinion
1) The Salesman – can talk to anyone and knows everyone.
2) Mr Connected – Not necessarily a talker, but has deep and lasting friendships with enough monied and powerful people to make things happen.
3) The Inventor – Innovator, lives to solve problems and constantly looking for the next one.
4) Devil in the Details – Loves numbers, plays with them for fun, always looking for ways to increase efficiency, save money, streamline etc.
Most entrepreneurs partner with someone else. The Woz and Jobs. Gates and Allen. You always need one of either 1 or 2 and one 3 or 4. Some people cross into several of the categories but they are rarely successful on a large scale.
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Anita Roddick, part 5 (Inspiring Entrepreneurs – Commerce with a Conscience) 15 NOV 06
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
Duration : 0:8:10
5 Traits Of Highly Successful Entrepreneurs
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Lessons Learned: Vinod on paranoia and conviction
What do religious conviction and the awareness of liabilities have to do with entrepreneurship? They’re key to being a successful entrepreneur, according to Vinod Khosla, formerly a General Partner at Kleiner Perkins and founder of Sun Microsystems. Khosla has been behind some of the most innovative ideas across Silicon Valley. Vinod was labeled the No. 1 VC by Forbes and Fortune recently labeled him as one the nation’s most influential ethanol advocates.
Duration : 0:2:11
The World Most Successful Entrepreneurs!
http://www.MillionairesMentors.info – How The Secrets Of These Highly Successful Men And Women Can Transform YOU From An Ordinary To An EXTRAORDINARY, Successful Entrepreneur— I Know It Will Because Millions Of People Have Learned From Them.
Duration : 0:4:0
7 Habits of Modestly Successful Entrepreneurs – Habit 1
http://www.ceciliaedwards.com First in a series of seven videos on the seven habits of solo entrepreneurs that keep that keep them at modest levels of business success and gives them a glimpse of strategies that can be deployed to overcome them and reach phenomenal success
Duration : 0:8:31
Ken Keis with Michelle Blood – Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Part 1
Part 1 of 3: Do you think youve got what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Do you want to captain your own ship? The ESSI (Entrepreneurial Style & Success Indicator) is a simple tool from CRG, the worlds leader in innovative Personal Development assessments that you can use to help determine if you have traits that are common to successful entrepreneurs.
Duration : 0:8:35