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Training The skill of self confidence in a Startup Context

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Training the skill of self confidence: I love this article for two reasons. The main one being that most collateral out there talks about self confidence as a god given gift. That immediately makes it the prerogative of some people only. The beauty is – confidence, just like any other skill is a trainable asset. Training the skill of confidence takes consistency, effort and learning from experiences. This ted talk from Dr Ivan Joseph talks about training the skill of self confidence so that we can approach our opportunities and challenges better.

Price is what you pay Value is what you get – Warren Buffet

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Price is what you pay Value is what you get -value baed pricing in startup vs cost based pricing in startup

Price is what you pay Value is what you get: We all know and admire Warren Buffet for his business skill and wit. This quote from Warren Buffet talks about the concept of price and value. Most times we are trained to think that an expensive item is of good or high quality. However, this might not always be the case. This quote exposes the most common myth about the market. Although price can be an indicator of quality, it is not always the case. Clever marketers exploit this perception of buyers and price products accordingly. Hence, as a buyer, we must always be sharp and look for the value of a product or service.

10 Definitions of entrepreneurship to inspire us into action

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The word entrepreneur is derived from the french word entreprende which means to undertake risks and create a business

In this article, we will talk about the 10 definitions of entrepreneurship. At its core, entrepreneurship is all about risk taking, creating new opportunities. It all starts from the base of an idea, then finding the right business opportunity. Personally, I find entrepreneurship a mystical process where a business is created from a mere idea. This expands into multiple opportunities around wealth creation. In this article, we work through the 10 definitions of entrepreneurship with its characteristics.

9 Practical Differences Between Manager and Entrepreneur

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Differences Between Manager and Entrepreneur in a table format to explain who is a manager and who is an entrepreneur and what they do

The world of entrepreneurs, leadership and management gets blurry. In this article, we talk about some of the differences between an entrepreneur and a manager. For context, an entrepreneur is someone who takes risks and starts a business. A manager is someone in a corporate setup or an established company responsible for specific targets and outcomes.

4 Key Traits for what makes a good entrepreneur?

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Presentation slide titled 'What Makes a Good Entrepreneur?' detailing key categories like Psychological Traits, Interpersonal Skills, Skillset and Knowledge, and Decision-Making, along with specific traits and their descriptions

What makes a good entrepreneur?: It is the ability to survive, create and grow a business. The startup world is very harsh. The most important thing in a business is to be able to survive. We know that most startups fail within the first three years. So the first sign of a potential success for a startup is when it hits the 3-year mark and you’re able to continue creating opportunities.