It is pre-COVID. Picture a big conference room packed with investors, industry experts, startups and a crowd of enthusiasts waiting for you to come up on stage and pitch your startup idea. The stakes are high: in the front row sits a jury made of investors and one tie-breaking judge — the only non-investor in the group. What they have to do is fairly simple: hear your pitch, ask you a few questions, leave the conference area, gather in the nearby judging room, and decide whether or not your startup idea will get funded. Wouldn’t you want to get an…
Not all readers are leaders, but all leaders are readers — Harry S. Truman
I do not mean to start a philosophical debate over whether or not Truman’s statement holds true in today’s day and age where reading may not necessarily square with the image of someone holding a book open.
But because entrepreneurship embodies some traits of leadership, I wonder whether reading is as important to entrepreneurs as it is to leaders? In other words what value would entrepreneurs get from reading?
If you are like me, the visual that comes to mind about entrepreneurs is that of busy…
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Imagine playing a sport that has no end, no set rules, every opponent is looking to take you down as fast as he or she can. Worse you may not all your adversaries… Well, that’s…
The core message of The Entrepreneurial Leap is this: entrepreneurship is a long-term game, and it is not for everyone. You either have the six essential traits of an entrepreneur in your genetic makeup (DNA) or you do not. It is that simple, at least on the surface. …