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BTI #376: Why Entrepreneurship is Hard AF
Beyond the Image Podcast
English - May 24, 2022 14:19 - 18 minutes - 15.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 362 ratingsVisual Arts Arts Business Careers business careerdevelopment entrepreneur marketing personaldevelopment sales Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
In 39 years of live, I’ve had some pretty good ideas that did not work. For example, what could have been a best-selling marketing book. But I kept my idea in draft form on my desk until the book came out; only my name was not on the cover and it was a best-seller.
There was a time I would host meet-up events between photographers and models and charge everyone who attended the events. But I failed to innovate overtime and the interest in the event died out. And so many more ideas I’ve had and tried to execute along the way.
I’ve done a lot of things as an entrepreneur that did not work. Today, we are talking about the biggest obstacles an entrepreneur faces when starting a new business.
“We root for those who are trying to figure it out.”
IN THIS EPISODE
The many attempts and fails James had in his early entrepreneurship journey. 8 different categories of struggle. The misperception about an entrepreneur’s ability to create success. How entrepreneurs move forward anyway. Success vs. failure ratio. Why you need to be resourceful. Staying focused on what matters. Being smart with your money. Knowing the goal and the path to get there. Choosing the right community.
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