Sentences with phrase «learned as an entrepreneur»

Before Cook shared three of the lessons he's learned as an entrepreneur, two large screens flanking the stage continually flashed a single question:

One of the important lessons you can learn as an entrepreneur is where to focus your time.

After Hurricane Maria savaged Puerto Rico, a man named Jesse Levin used what he'd learned as an entrepreneur and applied it to disaster relief.

The lessons this year are both big and small, but no matter the size, I'm very grateful for all that I've learned and continue to learn as an entrepreneur.

I can use my experience I've learned as an entrepreneur and continue to push forth women into the workplace, and hope they find true success — success that brings them happiness.

GG: What's the biggest lesson you've learned as an entrepreneur?

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He once described the contestants on the British remake of «The Apprentice» as «14 odious, over-confident wannabe entrepreneurs, every single one of whom you will learn to hate twice as much as Hitler.»

«I have learned, as an entrepreneur, the most important skill you have to have is you have to be an optimist and pessimist at the same time,» said Stephanie Tilenius, former Google VP and founder of Vida, an app that pairs you with 24/7 access to a health coach.

Anu Duggal took what she learned as an ecommerce entrepreneur to launch a venture capital firm called Female Founders Fund.

How this Entrepreneur contributor discovered online learning as a way to share her startup skills.

Mistakes will be made, but why not learn from the stumbles of those that came before you?Particularly in the digital era, there are more ways to save as an entrepreneur or small business owner than ever before.

Women entrepreneurs were as highly educated as their male counterparts, had the same early interest in starting their own businesses, and had learned the same valuable lessons from their work experience and from prior successes and failures.

As a parent, you influence your child's willingness to try, fail, learn, and try again — an essential skill for entrepreneurs.

Since the third century BC the man, myth and legend known variously as Saint Nicholas, Kris Kringle, La Befana, Yule Tomten and Christkindli has been an amazing entrepreneur each and every startup founder can learn from.

The only skills you need to be an entrepreneur: an ability to fail, an ability to have ideas, to sell those ideas, to execute on those ideas, and to be persistent so even as you fail you learn and move onto the next adventure.

As eLearning Industry founder Christopher Pappas explains, AI and machine learning will free up considerable behind - the - scenes resources for entrepreneurs.

I've learned a lot over the years as a real estate entrepreneur that applies to any business owner.

However, unbeknownst to me at the time, I learned five powerful lessons over those three days that continue to serve me as an entrepreneur all these years later.

«While we all have our prejudices and bigotries, we have to learn that it's an issue that we have to control, that it's part of my responsibility as an entrepreneur to try to solve it, not just to kick the problem down the road.»

This model, known as «personalized» or «individualized» learning, has become popular among tech entrepreneurs like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg.

As a first - time entrepreneur, Wojcicki admits she's learned the hard way not to tackle all the pieces of a complex undertaking simultaneously.

As a new entrepreneur, this was something I had to learn very quickly.

«As entrepreneurs, we know a lot and learn a lot — but sometimes we forget,» she says.

One of the main lessons Becker has learned about being a first - time entrepreneur is that nobody cares about your business as much as you do — so it's you who needs to put all the extra effort in.

We see a spike in new podcasts every now and then in part because entrepreneurs and small businesses want to market themselves and they see audio podcasting as an inexpensive, easy - to - learn cousin of video production.

Though she's excited to have a career with more infrastructure, Lickley says she'd never take back her time as an «artist entrepreneur,» which she considers a mini-MBA of sorts, forcing her to learn the arts of networking, cold - calling and time management.

But just as importantly I've learned from other successful entrepreneurs along the way.

Successful entrepreneurs often adjust their path as they and their team learn and grow.

For it often seems as if entrepreneurs have to learn this lesson the hard way — by collapsing, literally or figuratively.

However, within that first year, I was able to overcome a lot of obstacles and learn what it takes to truly succeed as an entrepreneur.

As an entrepreneur, you have to learn to stay calm and focused on the roller coaster of running a business.

As an entrepreneur, I have applied this principle when I learn new skills that are needed to help grow our company.

Here, the craft brewery connoisseur reflects on the hardest lessons she's learned and what she wishes she had known as a young entrepreneur.

Every time I tune in, I learn new tips for my own hustle — as well as exciting new business strategies from successful entrepreneurs, like Facebook employee No. 30, Noah Kagan.

The scheduled attendees of the conference encompass a wide variety of experts, ranging from medical professionals, hospice advocates, scholars, religious and spiritual leaders, as well as entrepreneurs and business men and women interested in learning how an understanding of death and dying can help them live lives of greater purpose and meaning.

In short, you don't want an entrepreneur to learn as they go with you funding it.

As many entrepreneurs have learned the hard way, there's a downside to preparing for months for a business launch.

As entrepreneurs we've learned to fight for what we want, and hate losing.

If you're planning on becoming an entrepreneur, or if you've just entered the world of business ownership, learn these five skills as early as possible:

If you can learn effectively and consistently, you'll have no problem building the other skills you'll need as an entrepreneur.

But the fantasy of letting entrepreneurs fix our government is starting to look more realistic, as I'm learning at the Gov 2.0 Summit in Washington, DC.

Finally, Ballinger points to his own experience as a business owner to highlight one of the biggest lessons entrepreneurs will learn from mountaineering — you will fail sometimes, but you have more resilience than you'd ever imagine.

As entrepreneurs, we may not share the likeness of an athlete's physical prowess, but we can certainly relate to their passion and learn from their pursuance to follow their dreams.

After spending 15 years as an entrepreneur focused on product innovation and market transformation, I've pinpointed the four lessons any aspiring innovator should learn.

Much of what every kid would ideally learn in school is, in part, a working familiarity with the same attitudes, approaches and outlooks that we try to instill in our aspiring 1871 entrepreneurs as a lasting part of their overall experience with us.

As any seasoned entrepreneur for advice and he or she will likely dip into a well fed by some degree of failure, because people learn the most when they screw - up.

Instead of running from failure, the entrepreneur will now embrace failure and apply the lessons learned so as to advance.

As an entrepreneur, you will make mistakes, but it's how you learn from them that will define your success as a leadeAs an entrepreneur, you will make mistakes, but it's how you learn from them that will define your success as a leadeas a leader.

Cash - strapped but creative entrepreneurs can learn how to stretch an operating budget; unearth little - known credit programs; and, as Johnson and chocolatier D'Aquanni have proved, make a major purchase without even a down payment.

Entrepreneurs and small businesses that want to market themselves see audio podcasting as an inexpensive, easy - to - learn cousin of video production.