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Concept11 mentions across episodes
entrepreneurship
Topic6 mentions across episodes
entrepreneurship
...of serial entrepreneurship? Inherently, I find that I feel so much more comfortable backing a serial entrepreneur. There is so much learned through the scar tissue of the mistakes you've made before. But then others say about the benefits of naivety
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...of serial entrepreneurship. Right. I've spoken to many who don't. How do you think about the inherent benefits that you have having done it four times before? I think if you are in a business in which running a business is a benefit, then experience
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...founder with a chip on their shoulder. I don't think it works if it's serial founder where they've had a unicorn exit and, like, they've kinda, like if there if there are other choices, hey. I could just retire and have, like, have a $100,000,000 any
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the really good year. Do you agree with that, Royce? Yeah. Totally. That's when these entrepreneurs have really learned what the customer wants and start to come up with programs and service lines that address that. What is the normal life cycle and
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...our entrepreneurship through acquisition program, everyone who went into it wanted to be an entrepreneur and run their own company. I think more recently, we've seen a minority stream, but a meaningful minority of people who kind of look at this oppo
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...entrepreneurship as as a valid career, which was not the case before. And, of course, many of them failed. Many of them tried second time, third time. And now it it's it's become pretty much a well rounded type of of ecosystem. I wouldn't call it yet
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These kind of fractal patterns in life, how you do something is how you do everything. How The US looks at the world, it mirrors all the way from the constitution all the way to the way people drive over there. There is this recursive nature to the f
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then you're like, oh, you're screwed because, like, in order to unlock the next tranche, we said that we would get a million users. So, yeah, like you said, either you renegotiate, which is a massive waste of time, or you do the thing that is subopti
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But, actually with the role I've got, the degree of generalism I have across so many different disciplines has been a real source of positives. I started off my career with strategy consulting, and I went into the sort of publishing business informat
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“Started first business at 11: How early entrepreneurship shapes venture investors”
...driven by entrepreneurship from from my early years, started my first business at age 11, and that kind of carried on through through high school and even into college. And and by the time I was looki
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