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Top 5 Entrepreneurship Lessons From Most Successful Entrepreneurs - Startup Stories proudly presents the success secrets and life lessons of some of the greatest entrepreneurs of the world today such as Kevin O'Leary, Ratan Tata, Sundar Pichai, Jack Ma and Mark Cuban. These entrepreneurs reveal what it takes to be successful today and how young minds can achieve great heights by aspiring and dreaming.

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[DailyCoffeeArt]

"NEVER GIVE UP. Today is hard, tomorrow
will be worse,
but the day after tomorrow will be
SUNSHINE."
-Jack Ma

[anonymousstranger]

Many people around us telling many young people to be intelligent so that they can be successful in life, but the truth is some (not all) of those intelligent people are nowhere to be found right now. I learn that it's not about being intelligent, it's about having the knowledge to things you are good at, and the mindset is very very important too.

[ramsaidupati]

Even STARTUP STORIES is also a Start UP

[ferdinandprifti]

Investment are stepping stones for success. Waiting for the government to provide is a big waste

[utkarshprajapati]

If you work on really difficult things you are better off because that way you don’t have competition, as others are not working on that difficult a problem. And even if you fail, you end up doing something great in the process

[TheTemp]

It's great to see such successful people are so humble. Amazing to hear where they're coming from. *Hard work pays off eventually. So do it now!*

[marizethbrina]

I agree with Sundar Pichai on the importance of being well-rounded and trying different things in the real world. One thing I've noticed about leaders and entrepreneurs is that they often have a broad knowledge base, but not necessarily deep expertise in any one area. Hmmm It may be this awareness of various subjects, enough to incorporate into their strategies, that contributes to their effective leadership 🤔

[isabellaweiwei]

“Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it.” – Henry David Thoreau

[pritampal]

I'm overwhelmed to watch this video, it's life changing

[nicolemagdadaro]

0:14 This video is a great reminder especially for young people, know what you truly need, when you think on spending think again. Will this item would just pile up on the things that I enjoy for a few days and put it aside in few days because I don't like it anymore. If it does not add value to me, don't buy it.
Don't spend on what you can't afford, always live just below your means. Do not let you debts pile up just because you want something but can't afford right now, take a moment and evaluate your capability to spend. Save up so that in the future if you still want it, you can buy it.

[meloncaulii]

I like his thinking of not wasting money on everyday things that might interest you one time, but imo, you cant just spend your life saving up forever. look at it like your working out, if you work out every day, no rest, no bulk no nothing, your gonna exhaust and not want to work out anymore. But u gotta let go some times, like cheat days, have a mini goal to work towards to like getting a dress at the end of the month or something little instead of buying everything or suppressing everything, you wont spend as much money and you will be happier also :)

[taninasfersheaubreyb.]

These people are truly inspirational and each one of them holds a lot of wisdom in their field of work. I love it when Mark Cuban said that he's not big on excuses and that everybody has the opportunity to go for something they want to do as long as they start doing it. If failure comes, then it's an opportunity to start over. As Jack Ma said, "any mistake is a wonderful revenue for you" because I personally think that's when growth comes in. We can't hold so much value onto something unless we know we worked hard to achieve and obtain it.

[annadayandante]

What I learned in the video that resonated with me is entrepreneurship is not for the weak. You will fail many times and it's part of the process. You need to fail to learn. You can't move forward and achieve success that you want if you're not learning anything out of it. See failure as an opportunity to grow not to give up. This is not an easy journey, it's not that when you decided to be an entrepreneur you will get all the money you want. Entrepreneurship is a long-term growth so you must be committed enough to pursue this thing.

[gokul]

Two are from India we should be proud of them 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[jamieelauria]

This video is absolutely inspiring. Embracing failure, staying adaptable, keeping passion alive, and continuous learning are key to success. Thanks for the valuable insights!

[stephaniepoquiz]

Great insights from Startup Stories! Learning from Kevin O'Leary, Ratan Tata, Sundar Pichai, Jack Ma, and Mark Cuban is incredibly inspiring and motivating. Resilience, integrity, innovation, and strategic thinking are really the key for success. This will be super helpful to people who wants to be entrepreneurs!

[nikkibonus]

Very informative! The key takeaways are to be mindful of your spending, be ethical and make a positive difference, be humble, focus on making a difference and take risks and don't be afraid to fail. The speaker also highlights the importance of finding something you love to do.

[truthsharing]

yes very true, buying things that are needed is wasting money. great lessons is this.

[porniascarlluis]

This video provides practical financial advice and life guidance. It stresses avoiding unnecessary purchases, promoting financial discipline and smart investments. It advises on learning and mentorship early in one's career, focusing on strengths in mid-life, and supporting younger generations later. Aspiring entrepreneurs are encouraged to persist through failures, find their passion, and turn it into a business, showing that success often comes after setbacks.

[sakiiid]

Fail means.
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A. For.attempt
I. For . In
L.for learning.
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