10 hard trues for the successful entrepreneur
10. Every successful founding team has the right blend of industry experience and functional skills.?
9. First and foremost, you need employees who intuitively know how your target market works, thinks, and buys. People buy from people who understand their business.
8. Think of your early investors as co-founders because cash is oxygen.?
7.?If you are living a meager existence, only those doing the same will do business with you. Not a winning formula.?
6. If you lack money to pay employees, you'll end up hiring the distracted, disengaged, and soon disillusioned.?
5. Slow growth increases your risk of missed opportunity.
4. Great planning begins with clearly articulated constraints.
3. Humility born of pain turns a leader into the leader.
2. Who you are is more important than what you do. Always.
1. Question: What is your leadership blindspot that inhibits success?
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"Humility born of pain turns a leader into the leader" is my favorite. So much pain along my path! And my blindspot has been that I trust too quickly. Not a blindspot anymore, but still a predilection!