Great Companies
Best Business Advice and Tips for Success by world class Entrepreneurs

"If you can change people's lives, you have a business." @richardbranson
"You have to really believe in your product to deal with the naysayers and persevere." @ariannahuff
"Choose something that you both love and are good at doing." @mcuban
"You have 90sec to make an impact in your pitch. Show expertise and confidence." @robertherjavec
"Don't give up, don't take anything personally, and don't take no for an answer." @sophiaamoruso
"Business success is 80% psychology and 20% mechanics." @tonyrobbins
"Choose friends wisely. You're the average of the 5 people you associate with most." @tferriss
"Focus on the prototype." @guykawasaki
"Start now. For an idea to be big, it has to be useful-being useful doesn't need funding." @sivers
"Good ideas are cheap. Success comes from hard work, not a stroke of genius." @nireyal
"The best way to learn is by doing. Stop waiting and bring your ideas to life today." @taragentile
"Scratch your own itch and solve something that's near & dear to you." @chasejarvis
"Don't spend any money until you make some." @noahkagan
"Don't fall in love with your idea, fall in love with the problem you're solving." @steli
"Don't plan everything! Listen to your customers and make changes as needed." @vvanedwards
"Don't let perfectionism cripple you. Launch as soon as possible and adapt." @lewishowes
"Hustle the right way. It's not about doing more, it's about doing what you need to do." @jonacuff
"Perfect is a curse. Innovation is messy. Test, learn, and improve." @syedbalkhi
"Don't get caught up in the glamour and don't take things for face value." @sujanpatel
"There's no guarantee in business. Approach it with humility, grit and determination." @ilisebenun
"Create solutions that cost little to no money & always spend less than you make." @jeff_haden
"Don't over-estimate the novelty of your big idea. Wait for a truly great one." @larrykim
"Work with people on projects before handing over equity or large sums of money." @UnmistakableCEO
"Don't view others in your niche as competition. Network and build relationships." @senseofcents
"Take time to learn how your users actually behave with your product." @conradwa
"Go out and break shit, it's better to ask for forgiveness than permission." @ankurnagpal @Teachable
"Put yourself out there and show others what you're working on." @learncodewithme
"Don't invent something new. Copy what works and make tweaks to push over the top." @nathanlatka
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