Priceless advice from entrepreneurs

1. Be passionate about what you do.
2. Set high and long term goals.
3. Explore before you commit.
4. Hire the right people.
5. Focus on your product and make it better.

1. Build a culture.
2. Follow your heart.
3. Take a risk.
4. Have a great name.
5. Have zero regrets.
6. Stand for something.
7. Invest more in product than marketing.
8. Be stubborn in vision, but flexible in approach.
9. Give premium products at non-premium prices.
10. Focus 100% on the customer.

1. Learn from the mistakes of others.
2. Focus on quality, not quantity or size.
3. Be the first.
4. Prepare for the future.
5. Respect competitors.
6. See challenges as opportunities.
7. Believe in yourself.
8. Surround yourself with greatness.
9. Leave healthily.
10. Have fun.

1. Never give up.
2. Really like what you do.
3. Don’t listen to the little man.
4. Take a risk.
5. Do something important.
6. Focus on signal over noise.
7. Look for problem solvers.
8. Attract great people.
9. Have a great product.
10. Work super hard.

1. Invest for long term.
2. Buy when no one is buying.
3. Believe in business, not valuation.
4. Once invested, always invested.
5. Invest where you know the business.
6. Save more, don’t over-spend.
7. Rich does not make you change your attitude on the way you live.
8. Do charity.
9. Enjoy your life.

1. Risk comes from not knowing what you are doing.
2. Be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful.
3. You can’t make a good deal with a bad person.
4. Buy it thinking you will hold it forever.
5. The most important investment is yourself.
6. Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.
7. Buy something you could hold for 10 years.
8. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.
9. Spend what is left after saving.
10. Don’t rely on one source of income.
11. Never lose money

Remember:

• Steve Jobs was adopted.
• Jeff Bezos worked at MCDonald’.
• Oprah Winfrey was pregnant at the age of 14.
• Mark Zuckerberg built many chat systems that failed.
• J k Rowling got many rejection before she published “Harry Potter”.
• Jan Koum started WhatsApp at 35
• Asa Candler started Coca-Cola at 41.
• Gordon started Starbucks at 51.
• Sam Walton started Walmart at 44.
• Ferdinand started Porsche at 56.
• Colonel started KFC at 62.