Sentences with phrase «real entrepreneurs»

There's a reason why they say, «Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today» Real entrepreneurs do what they say they're going to do.

In this on - going series, we are sharing advice, tips and insights from real entrepreneurs who are out there doing battle day in and day out.

That's how real entrepreneurs make their own luck.

But, I think there are deeper lessons for real entrepreneurs.

Real entrepreneurs know the gritty work of keeping a business open and a payroll met is anything but.

Real entrepreneurs come to the game with vision, conviction, and an all - consuming desire to build something.

But something real entrepreneurs are very familiar with is the guy going through the motions of business without actually doing anything.

Most importantly, real entrepreneurs don't call themselves entrepreneurs.

Building your personal and professional brand plays into how real entrepreneurs can start, build, and run successful companies in highly competitive global markets.

But for real entrepreneurs, that's the thrill!

I have often said that what separates real entrepreneurs from pundits and bystanders is a bias towards getting things done versus over analyzing things.

What separates real entrepreneurs from the pack?

After reading my new book, Real Leaders Don't Follow, an old friend and business associate who's had a long and successful career, Ziv Azmanov, sent me an email that, among other things, does a pretty effective job of explaining what distinguishes real entrepreneurs from the pack:

Truth is, most real entrepreneurs I speak with never actually call themselves entrepreneurs.

We recently completed a language study using pitches from the MIT Elevator Pitch competition, where real entrepreneurs have 60 seconds to pitch VCs for a cash prize.

That's why real entrepreneurs flourish in government, non-profit organizations and business — as both employees and founders.

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Besides, real entrepreneurs don't think about themselves.

In Real Leaders Don't Follow, Steve Tobak explains how real entrepreneurs can start, build, and run successful companies in highly competitive global markets.

Stop saying that there's never enough time; there is if you stop doing the things that a real entrepreneur doesn't do.

«Real entrepreneurs are capital artists.

People who are cut out to be real entrepreneurs are doers.

That's what real entrepreneurs do.

What makes real entrepreneurs is their passion and commitment to solve a problem / need that really matters to them.

«We are penalized because we have been real entrepreneurs,» she said.

No, real entrepreneurs, the ones who used their talents, their drive, their risk and their sacrifice, think labels are too limiting.

«No real entrepreneur wants to build something that's simply a feature of someone else's product,» Sacks said.

Real entrepreneurs aren't the ones with dollar signs in their dreams.

The first is a real entrepreneur who is driven by a market need and by some passion and vision.

You know, the things a real entrepreneur does?

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They cite sources like the BusinessWeek story, «Real Entrepreneurs Don't Write Business Plans» and this Forbes article.

Real entrepreneurs, in comparison, care about one thing: building a product or service that people want.

All real entrepreneurs are driven by their passion and love for business, while Wantrepreneurs are driven by the idea of being an entrepreneur.

«A real entrepreneur would have done it anyway.

Real entrepreneurs are contagious.

But real entrepreneurs are not afraid of failure.

His pitch failed, with the exception of a perpetual royalty offer made by one of the Sharks which, according to Jamie, «no real entrepreneur would ever accept.»

In short, he was a poster boy for self - publishing — a real entrepreneur.

And a real entrepreneur goes out and makes stuff happen, so what are you waiting for?

Real entrepreneurs.

A wealth of knowledge, a real entrepreneur.