Sentences with phrase «time entrepreneurs at»

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At the same time, online job markets like Elance and oDesk have removed one of the greatest fears of many would - be entrepreneurs — making sales.

But at the same time, there have never been more entrepreneurs pitching their products to these small teams.

Entrepreneurs fall into a trap where they look at the time spent on a particular idea, project or employee and think they need to continue investing more time accordingly.

My prediction is that small businesses will continue to challenge and at times beat the large enterprises (perhaps sooner rather than later), simply because they will appeal to the consumers desire to support the up and comers, the dreamers and the entrepreneurs that are often much easier for people to relate to.

But when it comes time for an entrepreneur to build a team, having a ego can sometimes get in the way, says Daniel Lubetzky, the founder of KIND, in an interview at the Entrepreneur 360 conference in Neentrepreneur to build a team, having a ego can sometimes get in the way, says Daniel Lubetzky, the founder of KIND, in an interview at the Entrepreneur 360 conference in NeEntrepreneur 360 conference in New York City.

Twice in the last two weeks, I've attended convivial dinners in San Francisco jam - packed with young entrepreneurs who've asked me the same question: What can they do to help journalism at a time journalism needs so much help.

The constant pressure of running an efficient business and the emotional exhaustion of time spent on the job puts entrepreneurs at risk for serious mental health issues.

• XPRIZE founder Peter Diamandis: «We're living at a time when individual entrepreneurs are more powerful than governments» (by Andrew Nusca)

«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.

Again, if you're a woman entrepreneur, you'd better have a sense of humor that just won't quit — especially at those times when really, you shouldn't need one.

Pitching to investors can be a daunting and at times, tough on an entrepreneur's confidence level.

All internet based entrepreneurs struggle with those situations that require opening too many tabs at the same time and to work from one to the other.

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An entrepreneur has to be ready to work at all times — even if that means working at 9 p.m. on any given night.

Starting in November, the octogenarian entrepreneur tells The New York Times, he'll spend 18 months taking nutrition classes at New York University.

Meet the the entrepreneur trying to solve homelessness one person at a time.

I've tried over the years to write many times about the realism of the downsides of being an entrepreneur because there is a complete cognitive dissidence between what you read about yourself in the press and what you feel internally about where you're at in the journey.

At the same time, I've also discovered that there are, indeed, certain behaviors and traits that can aid an entrepreneur's success.

Entrepreneurs need to be willing to give up a major chunk of their personal and family time — late nights at the office and work - filled weekends are the norm in the beginning.

During my time at iConic: Seattle, it was easy to learn from wildly successful entrepreneurs and business leaders.

For example, Warshay worked with a pair of entrepreneurs who spent time in the prenatal vitamin section at Whole Foods, where they discovered women didn't like the large size of vitamin pills and potential side effects of nausea and constipation.

Many entrepreneurs no longer want to trade success for their health, money for time with their families or a business at the expense of their passion.

Several high - profile entrepreneurs, such as Basecamp co-founder and CTO David Heinemeier Hansson, have publicly declared that they can get all the work required for their start - up to succeed done in a moderate 40 hours a week, leaving, presumably, enough time for exercise, family, friends, and fitness (or at least more than two of those).

The SOHO concept is certainly not new, but an interesting confluence of factors has made this a fascinating time to look at home - based entrepreneurs.

Many new entrepreneurs spend more time at networking events than on their businesses.

Jeet Banerjee, a 19 - year - old serial entrepreneur and college studentbased in Orange County, Calif., says he tries to run through each speech under «real - world» conditions at least four or five times before the main event.

A startup entrepreneur needs to operate in at least three dimensions at once: There's time, there's money, and there's your target, the growth you need to achieve to demonstrate that you have a viable business.

McDonald's executives apparently read Entrepreneur — or just looked at the company's sales figures — and realized it was time to make some big changes.

Too many entrepreneurs and experts make the mistake of assuming that just because their product or service is one that's useful throughout the year or «evergreen», it's automatically interesting as a story at any time.

A few key tips: remember the power of connections, focus, know that you will fail at times and successful entrepreneurs have mentors or coaches.

Scientific confirmation that spending time with your smartphones late at night is contributing to a national epidemic of undersleep might be the final nail in the coffin for your evening email or text habit, but Johnson is hardly the first to urge entrepreneurs and others to put down their phones in the evenings.

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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.

At the time, the Linden, N.J., entrepreneur didn't think twice about putting in 18 - hour days, six days a week, despite the flagging energy and dwindling attention span that plagued him most evenings.

A full - time marketer since the age of seventeen, Ulyses Osuna is already a regular contributor at sites like The Huffington Post, Business.com, and Entrepreneur.

Entrepreneurs say it happened at around the same time that the Trump White House suggested federal enforcement against recreational marijuana might be increased and after Attorney General Jeff Sessions described the legal marijuana industry as «violent.»

«Where we need innovation and where I think we are going to finally see social entrepreneurs spend more and more time is the public sector, because the big challenge that is facing every community on the planet is that government and public policy are not moving at the pace of technology or even meeting expectations of constituents,» says Blumenthal.

Most highly successful entrepreneurs will tell you that from the time they started out, they knew what they were good at and what tasks to delegate to others.

Purchasing only basic coverage (s), however, can expose the entrepreneur to gaps in coverage at the time of a claim.

At the time, entrepreneurs had little by way of funding options and the startup economy was suffering.

Initially, her roles and responsibilities were so varied that at times it could be unclear exactly what her job was She created a presentation to illustrate this phenomenon many entrepreneurs face, and even shared it publicly.

I'm as guilty at times as other entrepreneurs are when it comes to doing things you're good at, but aren't necessarily energizing activities.

Entrepreneurs need to spend much less time at their computer imagining their new business and more time out engaging with real, live customers.

Entrepreneurs need to spend less time at their computer imagining their new business and more time with real, live customers.

Entrepreneurs can lose someone close to them at any time, so it's best to have a plan ready for alast - minute extended absence from the business.

These are well - known examples of entrepreneurs who had a unique view of the world that others didn't see at the time.

As Lavalife and Round13 Capital co-founder (and former Dragons» Den star) Bruce Croxon put it at the recent PROFIT 500 CEO Summit, the life of an entrepreneur is one of going all out for years at a time, followed by a year or so of total downtime.

I've found that entrepreneurs, unlike smart people, get focused on working with whatever they have at hand and doing one important thing at a time.

To help you mind your business — and, by extension, your bottom line — in good time, the folks at Make It Cheaper, a service that helps small and medium - sized businesses negotiate cheaper rates on insurance, broadband and electricity, have rounded up seven key efficiency lessons from a host of entrepreneurs.

But that's exactly what entrepreneur Kathy Xiaosi Gong, who was 24 at the time, did when she found herself in a room with the billionaire investor in Washington D.C.