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how would you describe the daily life as a entrepreneur ?
i am adel 19yrs
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Steward "Tony"’s Answer
Never Invest anthing that you can not afford to lose!
Never get emotional when in the middle of a transaction?
Vet everyone at the table?
Never let anyone intimidate or make statments that questions your ability to conduct business. example: "If you cant write a check right now for $25,000, your broke!"
MultiLevel Marketers do not love each other and they will always put you on the phone with others who make big money. (But how would you know?)
If you think is bad, walk away. God gave you senses for a reason.
Asking family and friends for investment money is a bad idea.
Never stay at a business meeting held in shady venues.
This is just a trickel of things you must aware of as an entrprenuer.
Never share an idea or plan in any size meeting without an NDA or NCA (dor the research)
Never get emotional when in the middle of a transaction?
Vet everyone at the table?
Never let anyone intimidate or make statments that questions your ability to conduct business. example: "If you cant write a check right now for $25,000, your broke!"
MultiLevel Marketers do not love each other and they will always put you on the phone with others who make big money. (But how would you know?)
If you think is bad, walk away. God gave you senses for a reason.
Asking family and friends for investment money is a bad idea.
Never stay at a business meeting held in shady venues.
This is just a trickel of things you must aware of as an entrprenuer.
Never share an idea or plan in any size meeting without an NDA or NCA (dor the research)
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Doug’s Answer
The everyday life of an entrepreneur is greatly influenced by factors such as the business sector, job duties, products/services provided, initial investment, and other aspects. For instance, a construction business owner's daily routine differs significantly from that of a programmer launching a new app. To better understand entrepreneurial life, focus on specific ventures you're interested in and engage with individuals who have established businesses in those areas. Additionally, reading books about startup experiences can offer valuable insights.