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An Investor’s Guide to India – Part I

Published December 22, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: InvestingTagged entrepreneurs, Carnegie, talented entrepreneurs, investment returns, create wealth, literacy rates, western values, potential for growth, emerging economies, India, Literacy Rates in India, Business in India, international expansion, American companies, Lok Sabha, entrepreneurs per capita
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This is the first of a three-part series aimed at highlighting a few key points about an emerging economy, filled with talented entrepreneurs, which is primed for your investment capital in 2015. As you surely know, throughout history the greatest investment returns have been gained …

The Character of an Amazing Entrepreneur

Published April 15, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: MotivationTagged entrepreneur, entrepreneurial skills, Uber, entrepreneurial success, Steve Jobs, entrepreneurship, startups, entrepreneurial journey, passion, being an entrepreneur, Becoming an entrepreneur, Travis Kalanick, great entrepreneurs, disruptive companies, tenacious entrepreneurs, Effectual Reasoning, predictive reasoning, startup gurus, CrowdFlower, Scour, P2P search engine, Red Swoosh, Carnegie
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The idea of being an entrepreneur crashes through almost everyone’s mind at some point or another in their lives. Few people follow the idea through to fruition. For most, it typically ends up becoming a passing fantasy. Becoming an entrepreneur is not the best way …