How to be an Entrepreneur

The dream of becoming an entrepreneur is extremely common. Putting the plan in action requires many things, most importantly: a really great idea. But where do really good ideas come from? Our unhappiest moments…

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[colabottle]

I'm just 14 years old, but honestly I am so interested in things like this. I started even taking notes.

[snwbardng]

It's also good to note that the idea doesn't have to be new or exciting - it just has to be executed in some ways better than it's been executed previously.

[peacefulleagle]

when i was 14 before internet, cellphones, facebook, google I asked my father why don't u start a company and he answered because everything was already invented. I was so disappointed...

[melaninking]

“To be an entrepreneur means to become an expert in the things that make life difficult for people. Every unhappiness is really a new business waiting to be born.”

[farjade]

I can sleep to this guys voice. so calm and relaxing.

[von]

I mean you could either

•Make A Unique Product
or
•take a product and make it better

[ksndazed]

as a 15 yr old, my family really wants me to get into the medical field, but my personality just hates the idea of wasting my life away into something like that, and now i’m here looking this up so i can be prepared to show them that i CAN be successful even if i’m not a nurse or a doctor.

[thewomanwithnohead]

I remember a few years ago, when I passed a test to go in a fine arts school in my country, I said to the professors that my goal was to create something, a concept that doesn't exists yet and would make people happier.
Results ? I've never felt so humiliated in my entire life, they laughed at me during the entire test for being "so naïve", making terrible jokes about me, right on the limit of psychological abuse.
Since then, (i studied for 5 years in that school), and I'm still working on that goal, but keeping it inside me, not telling anyone else. (Now you know.)

[felixkovac]

This is definitely the greatest channel here on YouTube; you guys can be educational, funny, and most of all, thought provoking. This channel has done a better job of making me reconsider my perspective on religion, the importance of art and other things than school. No seriously, I feel a lot more educated when I watch one of your videos than when I listen to a teacher talk for an entire hour.
I can't thank the people that work in The School of Life enough!

[PhilJonesIII]

This is why successful marketing is about selling the benefits of a product and not the product itself.

[KiyosakiSays]

“Everyone can tell you the risk. An entrepreneur can see the reward.” - Robert Kiyosaki

[dothedeed]

So basically all the best animators on Earth work for The School of Life?

[klausscherer]

Education is actually my biggest concern

[bettyhasiciimbwe]

Am 17 years old, I started a company without any mentorship and in a month it failed, thus am starting over again in 3 other projects because I still have alot of zeal and passion for it plus this time I am learning from those ahead of me.❤️😁

[nikaelabernard]

People laugh when I say imma create something incredible and it makes me sad sometimes but just remember the name N.Bernard it'll be everywhere in the future ;)

[jasoncuza]

Being an entrepreneur can be idealized, but it is hard work. Great video.

[prasunshakya]

First of all, to be an entrepreneur, I think one must have a lot of confidence and hardworking mindset!

[photolab]

I always feel so bad for never leaving a comment because I really appretiate your videos, but they are always so clear... I just wonder in my thoughts afterwards. Thanks for creating and sharing!

[esteban]

The narrator as such a nice voice I wish he could read me bed time stories. That and just narrate my life.

[hurrik]

This video is so true and so great. For those who complain on the difficulty of having a great idea, many times the success is not defines by a great innovative idea and who came first with it. It's more about the actions you take with that idea as a goal