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Jayaram Krishnan

As in the earlier parts of this series, our focus is on the bootstrap entrepreneur who may not have a fixed and firm business plan, who funds his business through modest and limited savings of his own, and has no major advantages, such as patented killer products, or a captive customer who will pay a profitable price. If you do happen to have some or all of those advantages, however, this could still be useful!  
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Jayaram Krishnan

In the first part of this series, we talked about all the things you don’t need, to become a successful entrepreneur (“exploding the myths…”); so now, let us focus on the things you do  need. These essentials apply all the more strongly, if you do not have a watertight business plan, an existing killer product idea, strong funding and ready customers.
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Jayaram Krishnan

“Kuch karna hai, yaar, bahut pak gaya…” – roughly translated from modern Hindi, and meaning, “I’m fed up, I need to do something (meaningful)…” an oft-repeated sentence by organization employees who want to start their own businesses, build their own organizations, and become the masters of their own fate (at least to a slightly g
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Ivan R Misner

There’s a very good reason why referral networking is becoming an accepted and important marketing strategy in businesses worldwide: it works. Imagine being dropped off in a foreign city with nothing but a few hundred dollars and told that the only way to get home was to start a business and make a lot of money—in six days. Well, you don’t have to imagine it. Just watch the BBC television show The Last Millionaire.
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Harvey Mackay

Great movies leave plenty of excellent footage on the cutting room floor.  It's part of the process, my son
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Satheesh G Nair

The Bipartisan Policy Center policy center in US launched a simulated Cyber Attack this to check how the government will react in the real time scenario.This is the first time US is publicly launching a cyber attack to simulate and identify how their country will react.The “Cyber ShockWave,” hosted by the Bipartisan Policy Center, began at 10 a.m. ET at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Washington, and is expected to last until 10 p.m.
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Purnima

Quite often I happen to cross similar statement from many of my entrepreneur clan of friends…
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Purnima

Software selling  The other day I was in conversation with a CEO of a product company. We were talking about listing the  particular product on iPOTT. The normal questions and answers transpired and then came up the crucial question, I asked, “ what do you claim as benefits of your software”.
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murali

Recently I was fortunate to attend a Seminor on business idiot opportunities in hai Kyushu Island of Japan . I would like to share some information about it as I felt it might be useful for many entrepreneurs who would like to expand and diversify their businesses.
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Arathi

"Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the fastest lion or it will be killed. ...every morning a lion wakes up. It knows it must outrun the slowest gazelle or it will starve to death.

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