In this week’s episode of “Entrepreneurship Sucks,” I dive into the harsh reality that new entrepreneurs don’t make money right away. Many people believe that once they start their business, profits will come pouring in immediately, but that’s far from the truth. I discuss the significant initial investments required, the importance of living within your means during the early years, and the essential resources needed for success, such as office space, staff, accountants, attorneys, and IT support. Remember, building a successful business is a marathon, not a sprint. Join me as I break down these critical insights and share examples from my own experiences.
Elaine L. Chao: Our Air Traffic System Needs a Complete Overhaul. Immediate Relief Is in Reach
I grew up in the New York City area, and having served as secretary of Transportation and secretary of Labor, I am intimately familiar with…
Thought Leader: Elaine Chao
Josh Kraushaar: Two Israeli embassy employees killed in shooting outside D.C. Jewish Museum
The suspected shooter shouted “free Palestine” and “I did it for Gaza,” per an eyewitness Antisemitic violence struck at the heart of the nation’s capital…
Thought Leader: Josh Kraushaar
Patrick McGee: “Apple in China: The Capture of the World’s Greatest Company” | The Daily Show
Award-winning journalist Patrick McGee joins Jon Stewart to discuss how Apple built China in his new book “Apple in China: The Capture of the World’s…
Thought Leader: Patrick McGee
Shawn Meaike: When You Treat Your Business Like A Hobby
Thought Leader: Shawn Meaike
Shawn Meaike: Psychology Of The Sale
Thought Leader: Shawn Meaike
Shawn Meaike: This Is How You Grow To Be Successful
Thought Leader: Shawn Meaike
