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I wish someone had told me that being a founder is less about having all the answers and more about learning to live in the unknown every single day.
Elizabeth Solaru
“ Do not do this for the aesthetics. Becoming a Founder is not a title and it’s not about work-life balance and freedom. You need to want to do it for no money because there is a chance you’ll have
“Choose your team carefully! Build a team with diverse mindsets and invest time and effort agreeing on how you will work together.” – Janice MacLennan.
Today we feature Janice MacLennan, the founder at NMBLR
“Do what you love and follow your passion, guided by your gut instinct, if you want to succeed. This is what I did, and I’ve never looked back ..” – Josh Bunce Today we feature Josh Bunce, Founder and CEO at iuf Global, read their story.
“The one piece of advice I’d give is this: who you choose to work with is as important as who you choose to marry. You’ll likely spend more time with your team than with anyone else, so never settle. Surround
“My advice to any founder or aspiring entrepreneur would be: “Never stop innovating, especially when you’re facing challenges.” Innovation is the lifeblood of any successful business. It’s what sets you apart, drives growth, and enables you to adapt to changing
“I would definitely say to start small, even as small as focusing on your product or service, on a specific demographic or locality, and be patient and give it time. It’s very hard to build a brand and build a business. It’s very hard to get a sale. It’s hard to get someone to buy a product. Don’t give up and be open to criticism. You are one person. Don’t think everyone is like you. If your product is for people like you, then make sure you’re advertising to that demographic and know that demographic really well. Get feedback and understand who your customer is. “- Greg :Fisher
“Be very careful with advice—most of it will steer you toward conventional thinking. Build your ability to reason from first principles, embrace resilience, and focus on creating long-term value. ” – Nick Root Today, we feature Nick Root,
“I’d said if you are young take the risk now, you have nothing to lose. There are always options and alternate routes to success. Do it now before your life becomes more complex. I took the leap at 24 and
Be brave – step out and be an entrepreneur, don’t just follow a Corporate route. That said, I always wanted to have my own business but lacked an idea I had full conviction in. So I’d also say be patient for the opportunity, keep your eyes open, and grab it with both hands when it comes along. Do something you’re passionate about and a product you really enjoy. It makes the hard work, setbacks, and daily frustrations much more tolerable. It’s corny but true: enjoy the journey. And ideally, smile and laugh as you go.
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One of the most important lessons I’ve learned as an entrepreneur is that success doesn’t come from simply having a great idea. It comes from building something with purpose and surrounding yourself with the right people to bring that vision to life.
Jean-Louis Benard Founder@ Sociabble