Entrepreneurship Is Not For Everyone.

Here's What You Should Say [to An Investor]: 'this Is What My Company Does' It's That Simple. What You're Trying To Do Is Get Potential Investors To Fantasize About How Your Product Or Service Will Make A Boatload Of Money. They Can't Fantasize If They Don't Know What You Do.

The Most Powerful Sign Is That Your Work No Longer Enchants You - It's Not Deep, Delightful, And Mutually Satisfying. When This Happens, It May Be Time To Look For New Challenges.

"no One Is Doing What We're Doing." This Is A Bummer Of A Lie Because There Are Only Two Logical Conclusions. First, No One Else Is Doing This Because There Is No Market For It. Second, The Entrepreneur Is So Clueless That He Can't Even Use Google To Figure Out He Has Competition. Suffice It To Say That The Lack Of A Market And Cluelessness Is Not Conducive To Securing An Investment. As A Rule Of Thumb, If You Have A Good Idea, Five Companies Are Going The Same Thing. If You Have A Great Idea, Fifteen Companies Are Doing The Same Thing.

If You Just Enchanted One Person Per Day, You Would Make A Big Dent In The Universe.

If You're An Entrepreneur And You Think That The President Makes A Difference To Your Business, You Should Stay At Your Current Job.