Entrepreneur’s Toolkit [COMIC]
September 12, 2014Attention budding entrepreneurs! How handy are you with tools? Are you ready to get down and dirty and fix what needs it? I hate to break it to you, but.
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Attention budding entrepreneurs! How handy are you with tools? Are you ready to get down and dirty and fix what needs it? I hate to break it to you, but.
What would you do if you knew, right now, how successful your startup would be in the future? If you knew it wouldn’t be successful, would you still pursue the entrepreneurial.
Let’s set the scene: It’s a CoFoundersLab Meetup group set in a fun, colorful co-working hub in town. You see introverted onlookers assessing the scene, and you see aggressive sales-y.
Oh yes, I’m a self-declared, bona fide non-technical founder. Despite the fact many years ago my credentials looked like that of a coder, more recently, I insist on outsourcing or.
Take that exit now! There are many similarities between learning to drive a car and becoming an entrepreneur. The similarity between getting behind the wheel versus learning how to start.
“But when are you going to launch the printed version of the book? I still like leafing through physical books. It’s unfortunate that you are only launching an e-book.” Sure,.
“It’s not a good thing when vacation is even more mentally and financially more stressful than your day-to-day life.” Start the vacation countdown. In a corporate job, vacation days are.
Adapted from “Cheating on Your Corporate Job: A Comic Look at the Startup Dream” By the creators of #entrepreneurfail Psssssst. Hey you! Yes, you… the one reading this. We know who you.
Shhhhh…Keep it under wraps! A friend of mine left his corporate job a couple of years ago to pursue “a revolutionary idea,” as he called it. “What is it that.
It can happen anywhere – in a public bathroom, on an airline, at a cocktail party. You don’t want to be caught clueless, and of course you don’t want to.