#6: Steve Chou

You built the thing. You validated it. You even have some customers.Now what?Now you have to get in front of people. And this is where most entrepreneurs completely fall apart.You post a few times, hope for word of mouth, and maybe run one ad and give up when it doesn't work. Mea ...  Show more

In the last video, you figured out what to build.Now comes the part where most people blow it.They spend four hours building a website. They design a logo. They set up an Instagram account and tell all their friends. They feel like entrepreneurs.But… they haven't talked to a sing ...  Show more

The term “hustle” might be synonymous with “entrepreneur” for a lot of folks. And they might be interchangeable because it certainly does take hard work to get your own business off the ground, but it doesn’t have to mean giving up everything else that’s important to you along ...

#34: Steve Chou's wife used to work grueling hours at a job she dreaded and despised. When she became pregnant with their first child, she decided to quit.  The problem? She earned six figures, and their family needed that income.  She opened an online store, buying handkerch ...  Show more

Steve Case (founder of AOL and author of The Rise of the Rest: How Entrepreneurs in Surprising Places are Building the New American Dream) is on Guy Kawasaki's podcast and has some great insight into entrepreneurship and startups. If you have not heard it yet, it is a must-lis ...

Many people call themselves “entrepreneurs” nowadays. Essentially, anyone who can make some kind of income on their own is an entrepreneur, but there is a big difference between an entrepreneur and a business owner. While an entrepreneur can start businesses, a business owner can ...  Show more