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Govt loves entrepreneurs but policy makers don t understand entrepreneurship

Govt loves entrepreneurs but policy makers don t understand entrepreneurship
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20 lessons in 20 years: Lesson 15 – The lazy vision s

Let’s be honest. At the beginning of our entrepreneurial journeys, the first few months, if not years, are just about making month-end. If we get through month-end and survive another month, mission accomplished.  What I have observed over the last 20 years is that, prior to starting a business, most entrepreneurs do create a vision or fantasy in their minds around where they would like to take their businesses. They may go as far as sharing their vision with their friends at dinner parties and, if there are investors in the mix, they will share the vision with them on one slide in a PowerPoint presentation. But, not two months into the entrepreneurial journey, most entrepreneurs are winded by reality, and the vision goes out the window or, at the very least, gets put on ice. The reality of dealing with day-to-day survival becomes all consuming. Daily entrepreneurial life consists of putting out fires, and dealing with customer complaints, HR matters, cashflow issues, supplier is

20 lessons in 20 years: Lesson 12 – Make Time to Thin

In her authoritative book, Time to Think, author Nancy Kline talks about the importance of creating time to think. During a period, such as the one in which we currently find ourselves, the intensity levels are higher, the number of decisions we’re making is greater, and the system shock is creating what seems to be one crisis after another. There literally seems to be no time – not even a few minutes – in which to just sit down and think. In a system shock, we are forced to make more decisions with less information and in less time than ever before, and these decisions tend to be tactical decisions with very few focused on the medium- and long-term prospects of our businesses. This, by the way, is completely understandable and the right thing to do.

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