We All Want The Freedom To Make

In Entrepreneurship, You Decide To Give Up Your Day Job At The Point Where Either (a) The Hobby/new Business Is At Least Making Some Form Of Ends Meet, Or (b) You Feel That You Need To Dedicate Yourself For A Certain Amount Of Time To It And Give Yourself The Last Hoorah.

An Entrepreneur Must Pitch A Potential Investor For What The Company Is Worth As Well As Sell The Dream On How Much Of A Profit Can Be Made.

Everyone Has An Idea, But It’s Taking Those First Steps Toward Turning That Idea Into A Reality That Are Always The Toughest.

I've Come To Learn That My Initial Investment Is More About The Person Versus The Product That I Am Buying Into. I've Also Learned That I Really Do Enjoy Giving Worthy People An Opportunity Of A Lifetime.

Try To Make All The Mistakes With Your Own Money And On A Small Level So That When You Are Responsible For A Partner's Money Or Assets You've Learned And You Don't Make Bigger Mistakes. Try To Go As Far As You Can Without Anybody Else's Help First.