entrepreneur
also referred to as: entrepreneurs
13 statements across 7 episodes · 8 bullish · 2 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Aug 2, 2022 by Mark Davis · across every show →
Everything said about entrepreneur, oldest first
Aug 2, 2022 bullish
Davis: Downturn-driven founders will build IPO companies within a decade
“A lot of great people who maybe didn't have the risk appetite for entrepreneurship, maybe aren't as insane as you and I are when we do it kind of addictively, are going to come out and build wonderful organizations that we'll be talking about in five or 10 yea…”
Aug 2, 2022 negative
Aug 2, 2022 positive
Aug 2, 2022 neutral
Aug 2, 2022 positive
Davis: Humility, organizational skills, and grit drive entrepreneurial success
“Within a team, the characteristics that I think make people really successful as entrepreneurs, all three things that you have in spades, and why you were probably successful despite having no experience in college, it's humility, organizational skills, and wo…”
Aug 2, 2022 negative
Davis: Financing structure dictates founder payouts; many pursue VC inappropriately
“How you finance your company is a big determinant of how much money the entrepreneur actually makes. Now that may not be the definition of success. It might be how big the company is, but a lot of entrepreneurs are out there trying to raise venture capital whe…”
Aug 2, 2022 positive
May 9, 2023 positive
Jun 20, 2023 positive
Gazdecki: Founders should treat product incubation like an angel investor portfolio
“As an entrepreneur, sometimes thinking in that framework of, you know, rapidly build products, then one will take off, and that's one that you shift your full focus to, or you just focus on all of them, if they're all working.”
Jul 25, 2023 positive
Gazdecki: Sellers should disclose flaws instead of presenting a perfect business
“A lot of entrepreneurs think taking their business to market, they want to show it as perfect, but it's actually the opposite. You want to show with bumps, bruises, the good parts, bad parts, because the bad parts can also be good parts.”
Aug 8, 2023 neutral
Gazdecki: Major exits give founders false confidence to enter unfamiliar markets
“When you come up with a sizable win, that's meaningful to you. I think you do as an entrepreneur have like an elevated level of confidence. And so you might venture out into, A type of business that maybe isn't your strong suit, or it's beyond what your skill …”
Aug 15, 2023 positive
Gazdecki: Founders should start early to make mistakes and learn sooner
“So I think the lesson is, you know, the sooner you start you know, because I always say the people who know the most about winning know the most about losing. Start early. So the, So if you lose or make mistakes, which all entrepreneurs do, you know, it's earl…”