Yes, I’ve been funded
Entrepreneurs are so concerned with raising capital rather than building strong organizations. Ditch the whole philosophy, ‘If I build it they will come’. And instead ask your audience what they want and then build.
Too many organizations are glamorized hobbies built on ego rather than
BUILDING A SOLUTION TO A PROBLEM. That’s what a business is meant to be. It’s a utility to make your consumers or clients’ life easier.
So start here…
1) To think like a business owner read “Four Quandrants” by Robert Kiyosaki
2) How to build a useful product and effective organization
3) Then to map out your business structure read “E-Myth” by Michael Gerber
4) Hire a staff on the cheap by reading “Four Hour Work Week” by Tim Ferriss
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5) Then stay on top of things by being a part of The Funded created by Adeo Ressi (www.thefunded.com)
6) Oh and to find balance in it all read “The Saint, the Surfer and the CEO” by Robin Sharma
7) How to write a business plan from top venture capital firm Sequoia Capital, click here
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