Jim, Great podcast. Excellent interview. You're exactly right - there's no reason to stay in a job you hate. Thanks for the encouragement. Steve DeVane
Jim Kukral TheBizWebCoach
· 1 year ago
I am glad you liked it and I hope you found it inspiring!
Barry
· 1 year ago
I think that we are all entrepreneurs, but the degree of risk that we take varies from our comfort levels with risk.
Brad
· 1 year ago
Jim, good interview with Suzanne. I liked what she said about successful entrepreneurs being a result of personal development, and not being birthed through any type of business training. An observation I've made over the years is that many 'successful' entrepreneurs have inherited their traits at a young age through entrepreneurial type mentors - such as parents, or some other strong influencer. These traits are part of our foundational personality, not something given us at a weekend seminar, etc. Even universities at their best teach us how to work for other people. To generalize I would say "successful entrepreneurial skills aren't taught, they're inherited.
Jim Kukral TheBizWebCoach
· 1 year ago
Good point about universities teaching people to work for other people.
Life Coach
· 1 year ago
That looks like a great book, reminds me of the E-Myth. Have you read that, and how do they compare?
Codrut Turcanu
· 1 year ago
It’s a great interview with some very useful thoughts.
On the whole, it’s inspiring.
maximillian
· 1 year ago
I think being entrepreneur is a lifetime option. Nobody can claim that being an entrepreneur is the best option we have. We are different. We have different value. The question is not whether we can be an entrepreneur. First of all, we should ask,"Do you really want and be happy when becoming an entrepreneur?"
KG Lew
· 1 year ago
I think that most entrepreneurs have a quality that is in them.. something you can't easily obtain...however, i know many people who are successful cause they work hard
jijiji
· 1 year ago
This is very good advice. Anyone can do it. It takes personal qualities not smarts. And these personal qualities can be worked on and developed. Most important of all, you have to have passion about what you are doing, and you then have to take action. So very true.
business information
· 1 year ago
yes the question is very simple and right on the face.
But I have no answer and I have no answer to all the questions that you posed after that and I guess that makes me a bit of a non-starter.
I think that instead of me going by my heart I have to listed to practical advice.
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It only takes desire and motivation!
Denise
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Great podcast. Excellent interview.
You're exactly right - there's no reason to stay in a job you hate. Thanks for the encouragement.
Steve DeVane
On the whole, it’s inspiring.
qualities can be worked on and developed. Most important of all, you have to have passion about what
you are doing, and you then have to take action. So very true.
But I have no answer and I have no answer to all the questions that you posed after that and I guess that makes me a bit of a non-starter.
I think that instead of me going by my heart I have to listed to practical advice.