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If you had a time machine, what business advice would you give your past self?

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Alex Espinoza
I would have told myself to start building a personal brand and making more connections with people. I didn't see it as important back then, but I realize now how many doors it can open for you. Also, to buy all the Bitcoin possible when I first heard about it in 2010 before all the hype lol
Hello_Joy
@aespinoza Haha, definitely Bitcoin comes first! Anyway, I completely agree that starting to build in public is more important than I ever thought. Looking back, I would have focused more on increasing my influence in the community quickly
Kevin Sem
If I could go back in time, I'd tell my past self to focus on the customers and validating ideas before investing too much time and money I'd remind myself patience and perseverance are key, as success *rarely* happens overnight as we see from influencer
Charlotte Chiang
Get the mechanics ($$$) of the business clear. The best product in the world, even with a great distribution strategy, won't work if the cashflow is not sustainable.
Max Burns
- Focus on building long-term relationships with customers instead of just making quick sales. This will lead to more repeat business and a stronger reputation. - Always stay up-to-date with the latest technologies and trends in your industry. This will help you stay ahead of the competition and offer more value to your customers. - Be willing to take calculated risks in order to grow your business. Don't be afraid to try new things, but always be prepared for the consequences and have a backup plan in case things don't work out. - Never stop learning and improving your skills. Attend workshops and seminars, read books and articles, and seek out mentorship opportunities. - Finally, always prioritize the well-being of your employees and strive to create a positive work culture. Happy employees are more productive and loyal, and they will help you build a successful business. - https://www.ballsportspro.com/
Jordan Shlosberg
Realize how important the right people are! Something I intend on doing properly the second time around
Hello_Joy
@jordans Totally agree with that!
Mehdi Rifai
Go and talk more to customers and understand the psychological dynamics behind buying a product
Ezzedine Cherif
Don't start a business company without a CTO, even if you can build an MVP alone. You'll need a tech vision, first.
Peyt Spencer Dewar
"Release updates faster!"
Sandra Djajic
My advice would be to focus on building long term relationship with customers, truly listening to their feedback and implementing it.
Pedro Lucca S C
Don't sacrifice your mind and body health, understand the time and consistency of things
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