Posts Tagged ‘entrepreneur’
A Day at Entrepreneurs Law School
Sometimes it may be easy to recognize what a successful person looks like because of the fancy car, expensive clothes or the big house or houses. But, what does a future Successful person look like?Â
Last weekend I was asked to speak at the Entrepreneur Law School at Florida Gulf Coast University. I spoke along with an attorney to a standing room only crowd of small business owners in Southwest Florida. These small business owners paid $100 to attend…
Small Business Owner/Entrepreneur Experts Wanted
Expert Entrepreneur
What is an expert? Are you an expert? Do you call yourself an expert? Do your customers refer to you as an expert? Undoubtedly, it provides value to be viewed as an expert in a certain field or line of work. Is aspiring to attain such status a worthy goal, or is attaining such status really just a byproduct of ones efforts towards larger, bigger picture goals?
My current business is helping people and business in the process of…
Entrepreneurs are Humans – They Can Falter in The Midst of a Storm of Problems
Compass rose
Entrepreneurs are stereotypically described as someone who is always on creative and resilient mode. That’s why what many business mentors suggest you “To get up 10 times if you fall 10 times.”
I understand that, figuratively, entrepreneurs only need one success in dozens of failures to make them successful. In other, better case – I get this from a successful entrepreneur I know, “You need to succeed more than you fail to make you a great entrepreneur – No…
Being an Entrepreneur is a Work of Faith
I like to associate entrepreneurs as a business world religious leaders.
Entrepreneurs are like priests.
They preach and walk the talk – Otherwise, they fail.
They envision ‘a promised land’ or ‘a better world’ – They walk with faith and a will to survive adversities.
They have to face disbeliefs, insults, and distrusts – and prove others wrong by doing what’s right.
Yep – entrpereneurs are strong willed, visionary leaders – a truly work of faith.
Today’s entrepreneur – beyond
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Why Entrepreneurs Must Blog
Blogging is mandatory today.
Mandatory? Yep.
Those who don’t blog, are not hip. Those who don’t blog, are obselete :)
This includes entrepreneurs – Entrepreneurs must blog.
Just think about it for a minute.
Sam, your pal, ask, “Hey, did you read the meme at John’s blog about the Yahoo! acquisition plan? That’s hilarious!”
You answer, “Meme? What meme? What IS meme?”
Luckily, Sam is your pal. What if Sam was your potential client? You might lose a…
Resilient Entrepreneur – How to Become One
Resilience, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, is an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change.
Resilient entrepreneur is those that own ’super human’ will power to face adversities and challenges.
His/her motto is “If I had to fail 1000 times to get 1 successful business that exceed the loss caused by the 1000 failures, it’s a happy day.”
In today’s business world where back stabbers and unethical competitors are breathing behind your neck – not mentioning…
How to be a Successful Entrepreneur
I respect what Pablo Picasso said, that he always do something he can’t do, so he can learn how to do it. That’s what also the essence of noobpreneurship (See what noobpreneur.com is all about.)
The best way to succeed as an entrepreneur
If you want to be able to ride a bicycle, you have to learn on the road, riding it! You can’t learn riding a bicycle by reading a text book, a manual, a periodical, or a…
Who do You Work for?
As an entrepreneur, I THOUGHT I work for nobody but me – wrong!
For many of us calling ourselves an ‘entrepreneur’, we often ‘work’ for other higher entities to run our business smoothly.
Franchisees work for their franchisor
As a franchisee, you work for your franchisor – You follow guidelines; You pay your franchisor a royalty; You market your store and your franchisor’s brand. Wait, wait, wait! How? why? Well, it IS, technically, their brand! You just lease the brand…



















