SPP#58 Most startups fail because they focus on the least value-add activities - Rob Slee
Update: 2017-02-22
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Meet Rob Slee: serial seasoned entrepreneur investor and author.
Key points:
- Lots of opportunities to disrupt industries
- 'I am 10 iterations of failure in everything I do.'
- I felt I wasn't learning school because...
- Build a skill set, once a year
- Need a positive relationship with failure -
- Most business books are written for big corporate life
- I am a niche aholic, "niche conglomerate"
- ask people what they buy
- The only thing in common among entrepreneur is time
- Only focus on the activities that adds value
- most startup fails because they focus on the least value-add activities.
- We are told what to work on whereas we should identify the high value.
- After you have the skillset it's not about how much time you work on.
- Talk to people: what would you need in your business. Ask for help.
- You will be killed in your blind post
- U2U: work in small businesses, that's good, not just business plan comp. Learn how to communicate
- Own your time.
- Just knowing that activities have value change the behaviour.
- half the planet owns their own
Links:
- email: rob@timeisreallymoney.com
- Website: Timereallyismoney.com
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