Thoughts for the Entrepreneur Mindset
Published on Jan 07, 2018
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First: Define Success; revisit this definition often and refine it
Make sure it’s fun, makes money, adds something to the world around you that sustains.
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Don’t only read and listen to others often, change locations often on doing these activity.
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Keep an idea/thought book or journal and not digital, keep it on paper. The act of writing ideas by hand is a much better medium for excising the mind than digital. Writing adds significance that creates other ideas.
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Do what you have passions for and often!
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Don’t chase yesterday’s market or shiny objects, create sustainable service to your partners, principles and customers. Create markets!
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Question “why” someone would want my service if things seem off.
It's good to reflect a little, not a lot,
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Take walks around every now and then.
Not to a destination, the walk is the destination.
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Ultimately, be motivated by helping others be successful in their pursuits.
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Some Insight:
Integrity of self, of our purpose and during our interactions with people, knows no failures.
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Engineering should be elegant and intuitive, and not complex.
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Remember when communicating ideas, the sales pitch, you are telling your story and make sure it’s worthy of your time, as well as others.
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Have fun. Life is the game of life and we are in this together
Be a friend, don’t judge
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Find mentors and talk with them often. Form an inner circle and meet in person as often as possible.
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Be distrustful of new technique and treadmills
They only lead to the same place and take you only short distances.
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Tim Ferris: “Think big and don’t listen to people who tell you it can’t be done. Life’s too short to think small.”
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Spend more time outside your head than inside. Doubts raise questions for sure, answers them and move on.
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Thank You and Best Wishes
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