Good morning friends! I forgot to bring this up but a few months ago I was interviewed together with 32 others for a Huffington Post article on 33 Entrepreneurs Share Their Biggest Lessons Learned from Failure. It was an honor to be included because so many people that I honor and respect are part of the article. The biggest lesson I have learned from my failures as an entrepreneur - and perhaps you can relate - are below. But definitely check out the entire post for some great advice! Heres my part: 24. Push new ideas and projects forward. As entrepreneurs, our life can sometimes seem like it is full of failures because of the constant need to experiment and do new things without fear of failing. What is important, though, is that we learn from our failures. My failure has been, and in some ways continues to be, the failure to focus. Let me explain. We all come up with ideas on a new business or a new product and need to execute in the right time in the right way. The problem is that we also have legacy business, relationships, or interactions that sometimes keep us away from focusing on doing the right things to push new ideas and projects forward. Sometimes it means simply turning down things that we used to accept or deciding to simply unplug from other activities. But the message is clear: Without clear and dedicated focus, whatever you want to do as an entrepreneur will either not be acted upon in the right timing or not implemented as effectively as it could have been should you have had the focus. Its a pretty simple concept, but sometimes the simplest things are the hardest to implement on a day in day out approach. huffingtonpost/brian-honigman/35-tech-entrepreneurs-failure_b_5529254.html
Posted on: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 16:50:01 +0000
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