10 Lessons I Learned from My First Startup
Oct. 29th 2009I started working on my first business when I was 18 years old. I have certainly learned some valuable lessons since then through my experiences and I am still learning. There have been many ups and downs but deciding to create my own job and become an entrepreneur is one of the most rewarding decisions I’ve ever made. If I could go back in time and give some advice to myself when I was starting my first business, these are the […] Continue Reading 10 Lessons I Learned from My First Startup
Claudia re Best Advice for Young Entrepreneurs
Reading these great comments from all members! Having a plan of attack and executing the plan is the best advice I know. I've read that many new […]
Eric re Best Advice for Young Entrepreneurs
Thanks DeAnna - Our members have so much to offer other entrepreneurs, it's all a matter of getting the word out so that we can collectively help […]
DeAnna Lynn re Best Advice for Young Entrepreneurs
Awesome article Eric! There is some GREAT advice here! :) So great of you to highlight the advice of others that are out there learning, do-ing and […]
Natalie re Three Self Assessments for Young Entrepreneurs
Thanks for your note John. I think that's a really good lesson: "Focus on the positives and eliminate as many negatives as possible." I've enjoyed going through […]
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