Top Powerful Quote That You Need To Be A Successful Business Person
1. It’s so easy (and comforting) to linger in the past where your company was a huge success, but will it help you move forward? The answer is no, of course.
–Sergey Grybniak (CEO, Clever-Solution)
2. Coming home from work is supposed to be relaxation and decompression, but you’re an entrepreneur, you don’t have this luxury.
–Raphael Locsin (CEO, ShiftIns)
3. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or someone who has been working for himself for some time, there’s one thing that should become clear: The only person who can make your business a success is you.
–Jordan French (CMO, BeeHex, Inc.)
4. Yes, the foundation of any successful business starts with an idea. But it can’t just be any idea. It has to be the right idea.
–Brian Roberts (Founder, BrainJRoberts)
5.. I believe that there is money in just about everything. The reason some people make it while others don’t is that they focus on how well they execute, rather than on coming up with the perfect idea.
–Pejman Ghadimi (CEO, Secret Entourage)
6. A vast majority of all new companies fail because of bad money management. If you don’t know anything about accounting, you have to get an accountant.
–Sami Rusani (Founder, 6ft9)
7. Even if, when you’re just getting started, it may feel like money — getting money and spending money are the most important things, they’re not.
–Jason Moriber (Chief Storyteller at VerizonNews)
8. One of the biggest mistakes that new entrepreneurs make is thinking everyone loves the same things they do. That’s a wonderful way to look at life but a horrendous way to choose a startup.
–Rob Starr (Content Manager at Big4)
9. As easy as it might sound, opening a business requires patience and proper planning.
–Smith Willas (Writer and world explorer)
10. Focus on building relationships first and making sales second.
–David Molnar (CEO, Dave’s Computers Inc.)
11. With the norms for business lending getting tougher, exploring some other methods to finance your startup is the best foot forward.
–Mehul Rajput (CEO of MindInventory)
12. The better you are able to manage your loans, the better you’ll learn to handle every stress and hurdle your new business throws your way.
–Andrew Josuweit (CEO of Student Loan Hero)
13. Unless your business has a desperate reliance on the timing of your central idea, rapid growth carries more risks than it’s worth.
–Timothy Carter (Director of Business Development, AudienceBloom)
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