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12/09/2016

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09/05/2016

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04/05/2016

Your entrepreneurial journey isn’t meant to be simple or straightforward. It’s meant to be amazing.

The word “amaze” comes from “maze”, which is a symbol of self-discovery in many ancient cultures. Choosing to be an entrepreneur is a modern path to self-discovery. So every time your journey looks too challenging or too unclear, remember it’s meant to.

Then look inside, make your choice and keep going.

The point of the maze is not to find your way, but to find your self.

“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

28/04/2016

Perseverance
Agility
Tolerance
Intricacy
Empathy
Nimbleness
Care
Endurance

P.A.T.I.E.N.C.E. is a multi-dimensional mix of flexibility and steadfastness. Keep the balance and know that however tough things get, provided you're patient, everything you visualize will happen in time. In nature nothing is rushed, but all is accomplished.

“Genius is eternal patience.” ~ Michelangelo

26/04/2016

“You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.”~ C.S. Lewis

John Pemberton invented Coca-Cola when he was 55 years old.

Ray Kroc bought McDonald’s when he was 59 years old.

Colonel Sanders began franchising KFC at 62 years old.

Tim & Nina Zagat were 51 yr old lawyers when they wrote the 1st Zagat guide.

Charles Darwin was 50 years old before he wrote “On the Origin of Species”.

Julia Child was also 50 years old when she wrote her first cookbook.

Henry Ford was 45 years old when he created the Model T car.

Microfinance pioneer, Muhammad Yunus, launched the Grameen Bank at 43 years old.

Samuel L. Jackson was 43 years old before he had his first hit film, “Jungle Fever”.

It’s never too late to succeed.
It’s always too early to quit.

25/04/2016

The 10 Commandments of Entrepreneurship:

#1 - Don’t start a company for the money. Start a company for the mission and the money will follow.

#2 - Don’t think small and start big. Thing big and start small.

#3 - Don’t sell to people you don’t love, products they don’t need. Find people you love, and serve them what they need.

#4 - Don’t ask “how can I make money”. Ask “how can I help others make money”.

#5 - Don’t find a team to work for you. Find a team you want to work for.

#6 - Don’t ask “what do I need to do”. Ask “What do I need to help others to do.”

#7 - Don’t measure your wealth by quantity of money. Measure it by quality of time.

#8 - Don’t have an “exit strategy” where you win when you end. Have an “enter strategy” where you win when you begin.

#9 - Don’t set a goal to achieve a goal. Set a goal so you can be the person you need to be to achieve that goal.

#10 - Don’t climb mountains so the world can see you. Climb mountains so you can see the world.

“It belongs to the imperfection of everything human ,that man can only attain his desire by passing through its opposite.” ~ Soren Kierkegaard

13/04/2016