Elon Musk’s Simple Plan to Start a Business
1️⃣ Build a prototype: Create something that shows your idea clearly. It doesn’t have to be perfect.
2️⃣ Form a team: Find people who are passionate and ready to help.
3️⃣ Get funding: In places like the
Good point! Musk’s advice is about starting small and learning as you go.
It’s not about being perfect—it’s about taking calculated risks and improving along the way.
UNDERSTANDING THE CORE PRINCIPLES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Day 9: Taking Risks, Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone
Starting a business is inherently risky, but great entrepreneurs know that calculated risks are where the magic happens. Take Airbnb, for
“I’m just waiting for the perfect time to start posting.”
Bro… it’s been 18 months.
There’s no perfect time.
There’s now, and there’s never.
Your traffic doesn’t care about your timing.
It cares about your consistency.
Drop a “starting today” if
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Dhipan Karthick
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Drop your advice about starting a new business.
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Om Raut
"Entrepreneurial lea... • 17d
You don’t need more time.
You need less hesitation.
Stop chasing perfect.
Start building messy.
Clarity comes after action.
Not before.
It’s not about doing it right.
It’s about doing it until it’s right.
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Why Taking Calculated Risks is Essential for Startup Success
Risk is the shadow every startup founder faces. It’s daunting, yet it fuels the thrill—and the potential rewards—of entrepreneurship. The trick isn’t avoiding risk; it’s mastering calculat
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Mark Zuckerberg on the best advice Peter Thiel ever gave him
The world is changing fast, and if you don’t adapt, you’ll be left behind.
As Mark Zuckerberg once said, “The biggest risk you can take is not taking any risk.”
Every big decision comes
How to be mentally strong:
. Don't fear alone time.
. Don't dwell on the past.
. Don't feel the world owes you.
. Don't expect immediate results.
. Don't fear taking calculated risks.
. Don't give up after the first failure.
. Don't shy away from re
4. Understand the Risks and Rewards
Another key to being successful is taking calculated risks. Besides contemplating the potential rewards if you succeed, a good question to ask is: "What's the downside if this doesn't work out?" If you can answer
Well currently I am working as a founder office member at sapidblue. Contribing to the organization in find faults and improving them, along side learning about how a business runs, how to pitch, how to manage adnd more.
