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Is it risky to take a risk? | Shah Rafayet Chowdhury | TEDxDhanmondi
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:24
[music] So, my name is Rafiat. I'm uh I run an organization called Footsteps. I am a social entrepreneur by profession. And being a social entrepreneur means being able to take risks.But this wasn't always in my plan. I actually had a life plan when I was young. So when I was young, my plan was to get good grades in school, go to a top IV league university, graduate with like a 4.0% perfect GPA, work at the UN for like 20 years, and then start my own nonprofit once I came back.But at the age of 17 in high s ...
Leadership Beyond Titles | Joe Osawaye | TEDxAl Wasl
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:05
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the stage Joe Osawawaii. >> Growing up as a kid in Nigeria, I thought leadership was about titles because um back home we are big on titles even till date. you turn on the the news, you hear big names like chairman, orga, chief, and all the rest.So, growing up, I thought it was all about position titles that makes you a good leader. But my first real lessons on true leadership wasn't from all the titles in the media or these positions. But it came from my mom. Yes, my mom. U ...
Navigating the business landscape. | Hossam El-Waziry | TEDxAlexandriaUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 16:45
شكرا السلام عليكم واهلا بكم في ارت ريفو اخدتوا بالكم الاسم وريفو او ريوشن ازاي الارت والبزنس بيتدخلوا او التكنولوجي بياثروا على البزنس بتاعنا وده هيبقى محور كلامنا النهارده ان شاء الله من هنا من ستيج تدكس جامعه اسكندريه برحب بيكم انا حسام ايمن الوزيري هاخدكم معايا النهارده في رحله بحريه بطلنا هو القبطان زيكو هيحكي لنا عن حكايته ومشوار رحلته من اول ما فتح البزنس وخلاصت تجربته من اول ما بدا لغايه لما وصل ونجح تبدا بدا الحكايه ان انا بساله بقول له يا قبطان زيكو انا عايز ابدا البزنس بتاعي فبيقول لي اسكت يا وزير ...
Why the underdog mindset could be your business superpower
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-17 16:37
You can catch Warrior Money on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts. What does it take to go from refugee kid to Marine pilot, biotech CEO, and author? On this episode of Warrior Money, Patrick Murphy and Dan Kunze sit down with Cadrenal Therapeutics (CVKD) CEO Quang X. Pham to unpack the underdog mindset behind his journey from Vietnam to flying combat missions, leading in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, and launching startups. Pham shares hard-earned lessons ...
X @Tesla Owners Silicon Valley
Charlie Kirk“I spent time with Elon Musk, and regardless of your opinions, he's a phenomenal entrepreneur.He handles his time himself, refusing bureaucracy.He knows exactly how much time to spend on each thing and guards it”https://t.co/frpslzerCy ...
The GAP is the Gift | Deana Jean | TEDxElmPark
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-14 17:29
Core Message - The "gap," representing challenging or unexpected situations, is presented as a valuable opportunity for growth and development, not just a setback [5][9][18] - Embracing the gap leads to the development of grit, the formation of alliances, and the gaining of perspective, all crucial for success [10][12][15] Entrepreneurial Insights - Success in entrepreneurship requires more than just endurance; it necessitates a mindset shift to recognize the value within challenging situations [9] - Entrepreneurs are often hesitant to seek help, but the "gap" highlights the necessity of collaboration and building a strong network of allies [13] - Teams that embrace clarity and flexible decision-making outperform their peers by 30% [16] Failure and Growth - Failure is an inherent part of the "gap," and the way it is perceived determines future success; it can be either a finality or fuel for growth [19][20] - Startups often fail due to gaps in leadership, collaboration, and perspective, rather than product flaws; CB Insights indicates a 70% failure rate [17] Personal Development - The "gap" is a universal experience, not limited to entrepreneurs, and can manifest in various forms, such as professional setbacks or personal challenges [19] - Embracing the "gap" and allowing it to shape one's path is essential for personal growth and achieving one's potential [23][24]
Entrepreneuring as an Artist. | Mahmoud Mansi | TEDxAlexandriaUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-14 17:27
في زمن انتشار المعلومات وفي زمن احنا كلنا فيه بنتعلم من بعض تخيلوا لو انا واحد فنان ايا كان نوع الفن بتاعي وبدور على منتر او كوتش ليا بس رايح لصاحب مصنع واقول له لو سمحت انا عاوزك تعمل لي كوتشينج عشان اطور الفن بتاعي او اعمل لوحات ابداعيه احلى او اكتب روايه بطريقه احسن او العكس او واحد سي اي او رئيس مؤسسه رئيس شركه رايح لشاعر او ممثل او ايا كان نوع الفن يقول له لو سمحت انا عاوزك تنقذ لي الشركه تديني نصائح ازاي ازود ارباح الشركه هل ده سؤال خطر على بالكم قبل كده دلوقتي الكريتيف اكونومي او ما يسمى بالاقتصاد ال ...
'Who You Spend Your Time With Shapes Everything' — Investor Kevin O'Leary Warns Harvard Students Against Surrounding Themselves With Mediocrity
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-14 14:45
"Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary issued a scathing critique of the consulting industry, calling it a "waste of a soul and a life" for graduates of elite institutions like Harvard University. Speaking to Fox Business about the career choices of top students, the "Shark Tank" investor said that for decades, Harvard has functioned as a "farm production unit for consultants." He estimates that roughly one-third of every class chooses this path. His main objections center on the lack of consequential decisi ...
Why Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian is bullish on AI
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-14 00:00
My next guest is a tech entrepreneur and investor with an eye toward making the world better. For years, he's been at the forefront of tech revolutions and among the first to recognize value. He's been an investor in dozens of startups including 40 unicorns.Those are companies worth at least $1 billion. Companies that come to mind include Openoro, Instacart, HubSpot, Patreon, Fileorn, and Coinbase. Not to mention, he was the co-founder of Reddit and more recently has been investing aggressively in women's s ...
Robert Kiyosaki Says He's Never Been Fired Because He's 'An Entrepreneur, Not An Employee'
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-12 15:16
Core Viewpoint - Robert Kiyosaki emphasizes that entrepreneurship is the safest path in today's unstable economy, contrasting it with the risks faced by traditional employees [1][4]. Group 1: Layoffs and Economic Concerns - Kiyosaki reacted to the prediction of 153,000 layoffs in the U.S., expressing empathy for those affected while highlighting his own experience as an entrepreneur, which has kept him from being fired [2]. - He acknowledges the emotional toll of job loss and encourages generosity towards those affected during the holiday season [2]. Group 2: Entrepreneurship and Financial Independence - Kiyosaki attributes his financial independence and resilience to entrepreneurship, advocating for building businesses and investing in cash-generating assets rather than relying on a paycheck [3]. - He warns that traditional advice such as saving in retirement accounts and working harder is outdated, suggesting that those who cling to old thinking will be left behind [4]. Group 3: Investment Strategies - Kiyosaki advises against saving in what he terms "fake money" and encourages investing in real assets like gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum [5]. - He identifies Ethereum as a significant investment opportunity, comparing its current price to Bitcoin's price when it was $4,000, suggesting that early investors in Ethereum could see substantial returns [5]. Group 4: Entrepreneurship as Protection - Kiyosaki views entrepreneurship not only as a means to wealth but also as a protective measure against job loss, predicting that millions will continue to lose their jobs in the coming years [7].