What question would you ask entrepreneurs in their early days?
The answers to what questions would you find most valuable to ask entrepreneurs in their early days?
We have a podcast where we interview fellow entrepreneurs, but focus on their early days, what went wrong, what went right, tactics, lessons etc.
There are a ton of success story narratives out there, our goal is to focus on the dirty, scrappy days and extract insights into what made a real difference.
I appreciate the questions in advance and we'll be sure to give you (and your company) a shoutout when we use them!
When doing my assignment for http://yourhomeworkhelp.org/do-my-economics-homework/ It's been my observation that start-ups are started up for only one thing, that is for the owner/CEO to get it up to a value at which it can be sold. I don't think that there are many in a position to start up a new enterprise that really want to follow it through to the point of it becoming Ford Motor Company, or the like. Cash out.
Good question.
I can tell you that I for one am definitely looking to make my business a revenue-generating business that I can live off without any plans on selling it.
As a matter of fact, none of the business owners we've spoken to so far on the podcast have started their business with the sole purpose of selling it.
I think the media spotlight is on the types of business you are talking about, whereas the contrary is the rule.
Check out this piece on Mailchimp's founders, refusing any investment and working on it as a side project for 7 years.