Sentences with phrase «young entrepreneurs often»

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There's now an entire generation of young entrepreneurs coming of age amid buoyant refrains of «fail early, fail often.»

Young entrepreneurs and startups, in particular, often remain naively unfocused — despite their passion — of what it takes to provide the high - quality service expected.

One of the venture funds I work with specializes in seed investments: early - stage deals that are often made with young, bright, first - time entrepreneurs who've been working hard to get the chance to build their dream company.

The biggest area of growth has been from younger clients and entrepreneurs, often in their early thirties, Norman said.

Sadly, it's often the same kind of problem with passionate, but inexperienced young entrepreneurs.

Equity investors often provide experience and guidance to young entrepreneurs that can help a business grow.

The early experience of growing up in a business family often provides young entrepreneurs with a head start through connections and capital.

Often young entrepreneurs will create vesting formulas that are fatal, genetic flaws in their newborn companies.

Be Seen to Be Fair - is more challenging because often the people expressing their opinion on fairness are young entrepreneurs, or inexperienced investors, who don't have enough experience to really know what is fair.

I believe one of the best ecommerce store and it's been helping a lot of young entrepreneurs very successful, and they are very often share their success story on Facebook.

Andrew Henderson is a world traveler, nomad pioneer, entrepreneur, investor and founder of Nomad Capitalist, a business consulting company that helps young entrepreneurs create their own nomad strategy, which often involves legally setting up foreign bank accounts, moving their business overseas, obtaining second passports / residency and investing in foreign markets.

It is interesting that children who go to school, often look more independent than home school children, when they are younger, but when they get older, the home schooled children become a lot more independent (and I mean a lot more independent, for example they are much more likely to be entrepreneurs, and be civically involved).

In an excerpt from his new book, Letters to a Young Education Reformer, Frederick M. Hess describes how his own experiences as a student and a teacher, often in a challenging policy environment, inspired his commitment to opening up outdated education systems so that educators, entrepreneurs, parents, and communities can reinvent schooling to better serve every child.