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Pat Turner, a very successful entrepreneur once said, “My son is officially an entrepreneur – which is what you’re called when you no longer have a job and you’re unemployed.” Now, obviously there’s a lot of humor behind what he said. But there’s also a lot of truth to it because nowadays, everybody wants to call themselves an entrepreneur. You see that on social media profiles everywhere. I can relate to that because I still remember when I was a brand spanking new entrepreneur myself. But today I want to tell you about five levels of entrepreneurship and how you can one day be a pro in your world of business.

#1: Interest – 0:39

#2: Hobby – 1:06

#3: Amateur – 1:34

#4: Pro – 2:02

#5: League of Their Own – 2:28

5 Ways to Compete in Being a Pro in Your Business

#1: Constantly Measure Success – 3:11

#2: PDR – 6:07

#3: Patiently Aggressive – 7:02

#4: Example of Success – 7:43

#5: Desire – 8:25

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So, where do ideas come from? And what do you do with them once you have them? In this episode of Crash Course Entrepreneurship, Anna helps to answer these questions (and more) as we figure out what we need to do to launch our business.

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I know a lot of you guys are aspiring entrepreneurs who want to create your own business and work for yourself. And I’m sure a lot of you watching are also seasoned entrepreneurs who can relate to this video 🙂

I’ll be going over 6 pros and cons that entrepreneurs face, as well as my tips on how to navigate entrepreneurship the best way possible. If you’ve wanted to know how to become an entrepreneur, this video will also be extremely valuable.

After graduating college, I started doing a lot of side hustles. From there, I gradually began starting businesses, failing at most of them, and then finding my passions. Entrepreneurship is a long journey, and it’s a lifestyle. And my goal in this video is to convince you how awesome it is to be your own boss and set your own schedule!

Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you want to see more videos about entrepreneurship. My goal is to help everyone watching become a millionaire by the age of 30, and quitting their 9-5 job.

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Did you know about the multi-million dollar facility for students interested in entrepreneurship and innovation? Want to learn about the Harvard innovation lab? Interested in entrepreneurship and want to know about programs and resources available to you? Hear Gordon Jones, the Managing Director of the Harvard Innovation lab, and Jodi Goldstein, the Director of the Harvard Innovation Lab, describe all the ways the i-lab can help students take their ideas as far as they can go.
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You’ve probably heard the word “Entrepreneur” thrown around a lot in business. It conjures images of Elon Musk, Bill Gates, or Oprah Winfrey. But, it goes way beyond that. In this episode of Crash Course Business: Entrepreneurship, Anna helps us to figure out who Entrepreneurs are, and what that title actually means.

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Starting your own business will solve everything that’s wrong about your job, your life and more importantly, about how you feel. Becoming an entrepreneur will give you more flexibility, more freedom, more joy, more recognition, more meaning and hopefully on the long run, more money. Right?

The reality of being an entrepreneur is much harder than most people are willing to open up about. In a culture where successful entrepreneurs are idealised like rock stars it’s easy to feel like we’re not good enough when comparing ourselves to the picture that’s painted by social media.

Mark Leruste exposes the truth behind the life of the every-day entrepreneur and why it’s important that we talk openly and truthfully about the pressures and struggles associated with starting a business and what it actually feels like.

Finding your path isn’t always a straight line. It usually takes hits and misses and trying many things out. This is how it was for Mark, whose journey towards his dream career started when his video CV, ‘A dream job would be nice’, went viral on YouTube and helped him land a position as Country Manager at the Movember Foundation. There, Mark raised €2.8 million for men’s health and inspired 110,000 fundraisers to sign up at Movember.com, winning multiple awards along the way.

Four years into the job, it became clear that Mark couldn’t ignore his entrepreneurial itch anymore, which had been around since he was 12 years old. So, against conventional wisdom, he decided to turn his passion into his full-time job and took the plunge to found The Unconventionalists, a weekly podcast, talk show and coaching & training business helping organisations and individuals find their voice.

From making Nelson Mandela’s right hand man cry to asking Tim Ferris about his fear of failure, Mark is an expert at using his warm manner to tease out the truth & create moments of honesty.

To date, Mark has worked with hundreds of unfulfilled professionals and frustrated small business owners and has interviewed more than 200 world-class leaders, entrepreneurs, athletes, politicians, CEOs, authors and adventurers from around the world, providing him a ring side seat in understanding how ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things.

Visit www.markleruste.com or connect on Twitter, Facebook or YouTube.

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