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If you can't figure out how to create you're not going to be able to figure out how to grow, how to solve problems, how to deal with lawsuits, how to deal with taxes. There's all these other things that are involved in the business that most people don't talk about. But starting is the easiest part and if you can't figure that out on your own you're probably not cut out to be an entrepreneur because yes, you can get mentorship and help here and there but it's not always there and the help isn't there to always when you need it, right? RESOURCES & LINKS: ____________________________________________ How to (Actually) Start a Business And Go From $0 to $10,000 in 4 Weeks: https://youtu.be/bnBcNK2pAFo How to Start a Successful Blog and Make Money Online (Over $1,000 per Month): https://youtu.be/_9OpUvPoXoY ____________________________________________ And if you can't figure out things early on then you're not going to figure it out later on. Sure as you're bigger and you grow, yes you have other people to rely on cause you're making more money but that's not how it works at the beginning. Most people can do critical thinking which and more importantly, think outside the box. It's very natural for me but for most people it isn't, right? Cause like the problem with being an entrepreneurs is most people, a lot of them use logic or they read something and they just try to replicate whatever they read. The problem that you have is even if the answer you're given is very logical and you try to apply it to your business it doesn't always work because there's constraints. Sometimes you don't have enough time or money or resources, whatever it may be. So you have to think outside the box and if you're unable to think outside of the box, which gets into critical thinking, probably not going to do well. You're going to make mistakes as an entrepreneur you need to learn from them. So I don't care if you're Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates the most successful entrepreneurs make mistakes. Now what separates the guys who are really successful versus the average entrepreneur that you see is the really successful ones learn from their mistakes and they avoid making the same one over and over again because if you avoid making the same one over and over again, eventually you'll do the right thing. The other thing that separates the really successful ones versus the average entrepreneur is the successful ones don't just learn from their own mistakes they learn from other people's mistakes as well. So they'll like buy books from, let's say the CEO of IBM who talks about his mistakes and what caused failure and how they succeed and they'll learn from them and, you know, make sure they avoid making the same mistakes that other people have made as well. And basically we went on to talk about how he fires people if they repeat the same mistake. But if they do a lot of them and not one stick several times he doesn't, nothing bad happens. But what's crazy is most people don't realize when they made a mistake. So they're unable to learn. So if I want to get a contract or a one-to-one deal like that's how I do. I figure out what are their problems? I outline it to them so that they can see you in a position of authority and realize that you were the actual person that realizes it in the first place, because they didn't know about it. Otherwise they would have solved it or at least be on their way. What would you say? Because if we go above we need marketing and branding to do the sales, right? So what would you do there? So from a marketing standpoint, I love content marketing because not only does it get you traffic but it builds a brand as well. When you create content like this podcasts, videos, whatever it may be, the more content that you create, the more education you do, more people start coming to your websites, the bigger the brand you build, the easier it is to also close deals as well. It all works in a vicious cycle. So for me, my big fault over the years is I've tried doing too many things at once and that trend has continued. It's a mistake that I've learned from slowly but not quick enough. And it comes with baggage and now I'm doing still too many things. I've cut off a lot of the things. I've hired people in place to run a lot of them but I'm still doing too many things. I'm good at handling stress naturally. I think that's also what makes me a decent entrepreneur and I'm dealing with it by hiring other key people who can just run those businesses. A lot of things that you have on the web. Thank you for having. If you need help growing your business check out my ad agency Neil Patel Digital @ https://neilpateldigital.com/ Subscribe: https://goo.gl/ScRTwc to learn more secret SEO tips. Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neilkpatel/ On Instagram: https://instagram.com/neilpatel/ #FirstJob #NeilPatel #DigitalMarketing

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We've got a great episode of Fighting the Tyranny this week! On this week's broadcast, we welcome friend and fellow author/talk show host, Brad Szollose to the show. Brad Szollose is an award-winning business author, serial entrepreneur, creative director, and TEDXSpeaker. From founding partner and CMO of K2 Design, Inc. the first Digital Agency to go public on NASDAQ to international leadership development, Brad Szollose has worked with household names like MasterCard Worldwide, American Management Association, and Tony Robbins, to create leadership training programs for a new generation. Today, the world's leading business publications seek out Brad's insights on next-generation leadership development, branding, creativity and entrepreneurship, and he has been featured (both print and online versions) of Forbes and Inc. magazines, Advertising Age, USA Today, New York Magazine, International Business Times, Le Journal du Dimanche (France), and The Hindu Business Line (India), to name a few, along with television, radio and podcast appearances on CGTN America, CBS, Roku Network and other media outlets. After the release of his international bestselling book, Liquid Leadership, Brad was asked to be a guest and a host on hundreds of podcasts. The business interviews were always the same. This made him realize he wanted a different conversation...a deeper conversation. With executive producer Elizabeth Anne Hamilton, they launched Awakened Nation®. Awakened Nation is a chance to have an extraordinary conversation with today's idea makers, disruptors, and game-changers. Brad has interviewed New York Times Bestsellers Panache Desai, founder of BNI, Ivan Misner, along with Shea Hillenbrand of the Boston Red Sox, Kitt Shapiro, daughter of Eartha Kitt and the founder of Uggs Australia, Brian Smith.