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The "are entrepreneurs born or made" debate(vladmkrtumyan.blogspot.com)
1 points by vladmk 13y ago|0 comments
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Lessons I learned starting out as an Entrepreneur(vladmkrtumyan.blogspot.com)
1 points by vladmk 13y ago|0 comments
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Literally sweating for my startup(vladmkrtumyan.blogspot.com)
2 points by vladmk 13y ago|0 comments
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Literally Sweating for My Startup(vladmkrtumyan.blogspot.com)
3 points by vladmk 13y ago|0 comments
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Do health motivation videos inspire you in startups?(youtube.com)
1 points by vladmk 13y ago|0 comments
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by vladmk 13y ago
Firstly, realization in itself is trans-formative. The fact that you did this is progress already. Very few people in fact I'd argue really no one in life reaches their true physical, mental, spiritual etc potential so we are all procr
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by vladmk 13y ago
I'll say you're half right on that one, I've met my fair share of those guys and vice versa. I don't ever think you know should think you know everything. The point of the article is putting stuff out in the field and te
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by vladmk 13y ago
As a lot of people say, its either sink or swim. School goes back to a lot of theory and everyone loves talking about their startup, we need more action.
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Can Schools teach you to be an Entrepreneur?(entrepreneurshipforum.org)
2 points by vladmk 13y ago|2 comments
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by vladmk 13y ago
Yeah, but its comparable to the Mark Cuban suggestion I made. 3 Hours a day will get you through that reading bag, but how much action does he take in comparison? Nothing wrong with reading.
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Mark Cuban The Edge(blogmaverick.com)
1 points by vladmk 13y ago|0 comments
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by vladmk 13y ago
Already talked about Warren to the other comment, but let me give a different angle. In Warren's early days he had insane business ideas and some worked, like selling used golf balls by swimming in ponds at courses. He learned a lot fr
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by vladmk 13y ago
Very true. I really like the James Altucher "idea muscle" theory of forcing yourself to write 10 ideas down a day to build up your idea muscle.
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by vladmk 13y ago
The debate on what an entrepreneur is will have a million definitions. I defined wantrepreneur by a guy who can't afford to follow his company/business full time. Nothing wrong with that, everyone starts at that stage.
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by vladmk 13y ago
Good point. At the end of the day the people who build piles of shit may realize to re-iterate their product and stop building shit, but the people that never build shit in the first place don't get shit. ;)
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by vladmk 13y ago
The people I'm talking about sold start ups for millions before. I also make a point to Mark Cuban who reads 3 hours a day and executes 8 hours. That is perhaps the best way to balance it. Gary Vaynerchuk on the other hand hates readin
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by vladmk 13y ago
Exactly! :) that was the whole point of the article...did it sound like I was telling people to shut up?...perhaps.
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by vladmk 13y ago
I love Warren Buffet read his biography "the snowball effecet" and Charlie Munger as well. They win, but they also disqualify their ideas or theories as fast as possible and have arguably had the most experience as well trading st
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by vladmk 13y ago
Nothing wrong with being a theoretical problem solver and yes I was defining winning by making money. Thinking about making a product is good, but taking action and then testing that result is even better, the point is get it in field, test
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by vladmk 13y ago
great quote.
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by vladmk 13y ago
lol thanks for being the one person that sees something. My point in the article was to facilitate a discussion and you're right I wrote it on the fly in 10 minutes glad you got the point.
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by vladmk 13y ago
They say the squeaky wheel gets the grease, it may be ugly, but that is the way my view is that is the way the real world works. I still condone thinking, but at the end of the day taking action and reviewing still wins look at all the pivo
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by vladmk 13y ago
To be honest I wrote this late at night and didn't even think it would spark any conversation. Thanks, I definitely will, I've just started blogging and decided to fully commit myself to it full time.
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The theory guy never wins(vladmkrtumyan.blogspot.com)
15 points by vladmk 13y ago|31 comments
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by vladmk 13y ago
Should companies double the pay of employees? Well if the employees aren't complaining and people are willing to take the pay then what's really the incentive?
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Value is Subjective(medium.com)
4 points by vladmk 13y ago|0 comments
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by vladmk 13y ago
I definitely agree, look at all the arguments he's getting on this video some people just don't learn.
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You See Snapchat as Sexting and a Fad. I See the Future(linkedin.com)
1 points by vladmk 13y ago|2 comments
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by vladmk 13y ago
no its not just you, I wrote a similar comment. This guy who calls himself a hacker actually fits the bill, most of the time criminals exhibit schizophrenic characteristics and to no surprise he wrote a self serving article making himself l
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by vladmk 13y ago
you missed obnoxious I'd add obnoxious in there too.

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