9 lessons from the book "Everything Started As Nothing"
1. Entrepreneurship is a state of mind. It isn't merely about implementation of an idea. It is risk taking and trying to create something out of nothing.
2. One must start small and focus on execution, work towards measurable offers and take a leadership into that realm.
3. Only raise money from those who can afford to lose that capital. This is the most vital rule.
4. Early investors don't bet on ideas but on you, the founder.
5. Entrepreneurs don't fail, businesses do.
6. If you cannot beat them, join them.
7. In a start-up, the accounting function must be integral to the business and should be driven by the founder.
8. This thought forms the Core
"Everything Started as Nothing" You have to build everything from Scratch for your business.
You will be the company's first Salesman, admistrator and HR.
9. Jeff Bezos & Mark Zuckerberg are exception not rule — not all startup founders should be CEOs
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1. Entrepreneurship is a state of mind. It isn't merely about implementation of an idea. It is risk taking and trying to create something out of nothing.
2. One must start small and focus on execution, work towards measurable offers and take a leadership into that realm.
3. Only raise money from those who can afford to lose that capital. This is the most vital rule.
4. Early investors don't bet on ideas but on you, the founder.
5. Entrepreneurs don't fail, businesses do.
6. If you cannot beat them, join them.
7. In a start-up, the accounting function must be integral to the business and should be driven by the founder.
8. This thought forms the Core
"Everything Started as Nothing" You have to build everything from Scratch for your business.
You will be the company's first Salesman, admistrator and HR.
9. Jeff Bezos & Mark Zuckerberg are exception not rule — not all startup founders should be CEOs
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