How to Start a Business - The Practical Guide

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Description: The School of Hard KnocksYears ago, as one of the agents who would help me get temporary jobs observed me displaying "entrepreneur characteristics" and told me I should perhaps consider running a business, I replied telling her that I "didn't have a business degree."  In my mind, business was for business people, and I was someone who loved to read and learn.  How naive I was!That said, entrepreneurship was not "cool" in the late 1990s.  We're at the other end of the spectrum now, which Gary Vee refers to as #entrepreneurship, or as Mark Cuban labels it: "wantrepreneurship."  People have realized the lifestyle that comes with being in control of your work and schedule, and want it, but perhaps aren't sure how to get it (or worse, are not willing to put in the work to obtain it).Not another business book or entrepreneurship courseIf you ask anyone who knows me, they'll tell you that I'm a voracious reader.  It's something deep in my soul that pushes me to always learn more - not just about business or personal development, but about science, or literature, or even rock climbing.  This course is a marriage of the book learning I have certainly had (including an MBA which you don't need to pay for) and the street learning that was forced upon me (I built a business with two investors and one business partner to a mid 6 figure sale).  I've built dozens of streams of income in the last 20 years and lived to tell about them, though I have plenty of scars and war stories to share.  In this course you will:Take a step back and start with why: are you building this business because you have to or because you want to (the difference is important!).Be reminded that your goals need to be specific, as vague goals have never been achieved by anyone, anywhere.Hear my perspective on the oft-touted importance of "passion" as it relates
Category: Business > Entrepreneurship > Business Fundamentals
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