Start-Up Business Success Formula

As they say, learn from failures and fail forward or learn from potential missteps from other leaders from the historic 2020 US elections. What are key practical business pitfalls & take away lessons to consider that are timeless and foundational to business leaders, managers and entrepreneurs. (#building trust, #tarnishing reputation, #growinginfluence, #stabilizetoscale, #keystogrowth amidcovid).


Business & Leadership lessons from the US Presidential 2020 Election

Dos and don'ts reminders and unique perspectives for consideration. 


General tips for entrepreneur starting

1 of many series on starting and expanding your business. 

Tip 1. Document your business vision by doing a SWOT analysis 

Strengths
Weakness 
Opportunities 
Threats 
*business plan later

2. Develop your Dream Team.

3.  Build a community of other like minded influencers. 

4. Commit to daily time and contribution (i.e. 5 hours daily)

5. Search on YouTube for topics specifically to what you need help with.

6. Learn essentials of working effectively with others in business.  Be clear, respectful, timely in your communications and do the right thing be honest and fair. 

About Podcaster:
This podcaster feels there's a gap and need to share tips on what he has learned over 20 yrs in business 
working for 10 industries and public, private, start up government agencies, he strives to compile a lifetime worth of valuable insight and lessons learned from failures and success.  Lessons learned from an award winning entrepreneur and co-founder of a start up with experience working with 4 Fortune 500 firms over 17 years and grew a client base of 200 100% based on referrals at the old age of 27.  


Start-Up Business Success Formula (Being Fair, Firm and Strategic)

As an award winning entrepreneur having worked for 4 Fortune 500 firms to start ups and now co-founding one I share an ongoing series of top 10 tips for successfully starting and expanding your business regardless of industry. 

As an award winning entrepreneur having worked for 4 Fortune 500 firms to start ups and now co-founding one I share an ongoing series of top 10 tips 