6. 1. Entrepreneurs are born not made.
2. Individual start companies.
3. Entrepreneur are the smartest people.
4. All leaders are charismatic.
5. Entrepreneur love risks.
6. Entrepreneurs are undisciplined.
13. “What would happen if a bus rams you
down one day?
The business dies.
- Kevin O’leary
14. “"My partners ... taught me that in order to
create wealth, I needed to pair up with
people whose strengths compensated for
my weaknesses."
- Kevin O’leary
16. A. Who is your
customer?
Who experience a similar need
To whom you could deliver your
solution at similar cost
And who would buy it at similar
price
17. B. Avoid Competition
All happy companies are different
Compete if you have a product that is 10x better.
21. Equity Split
Start with equal equity split.
Use vesting equity.
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- 1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year
Company owenwership overtime
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Company owenwership overtime with cliff
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Problem solving can't be one-sided.
Skills
Split the early and out-of-pocket expenses.
Distribute the stress.
Problem solving can't be one-sided.
Split the early and out-of-pocket expenses.
Distribute the stress.
Share it with friends and family and get their feedback.
Don’t be afraid that your idea will be stolen.
Eg. Smart health bands. Target customers is Outgoing Active people aged between 18 to 40. Quote a course on edx. Entrepreneurship 101
Give example of Airline industry and Google. Google keeps 21% of it’s revenue as profit. While airlines keep a mere 0.2 %. Give example of iPod for 10x improvements.
Indian railways. Microsoft. Mobile Phones – Android in India, Standard Oil.
A minimum viable product is a product with only the core features. It’s developing a fast and decent enough product to be released with the purpose of testing the market.