Entrepreneurship 7 great Wisdom: employing hackers, tongue and tidal people

Last week, the Vancouver Grow 2012 Congress convened all over the entrepreneurial stars and Eventbrite, Zite, PayPal and other well-known enterprises leaders.　　Many entrepreneurs, business leaders, and senior investors gathered here to discuss the things that should be known on the road to entrepreneurship, summarizing the seven of wisdom that came from the Chronicles of success. 1, do not be passive irritable: the entrepreneur must carry on the project with the sentiment, this is everybody knows but the most apt to be neglected the truth, if you do not believe the product which oneself develops, also can take what to ask the investor or the report media to pay attention to it?　　Dave Macluer (Dave McClure), a famous Silicon Valley angel investor, called on entrepreneurs to be confident in their products and not to face entrepreneurship with a fretful and passive posture. 2, create a good product is not the only focus: from the beginning you must know your business model, too many startups are creating a great product, before trying to find a product to meet the profit model. Investors think that this is completely put the cart before the horse, with a good idea at the same time to combine the reality, to find their own project characteristics of the profit model.　　The product is also good to have the support of profit, investors value investment income, rather than a great and isolated products. 3, before creating the results, do not go out of the window: If you have already created the product in the external promotion, your chances of winning the investment will be greatly increased. Dan Levin, the box's chief operating officer, pointed out at the meeting that to be successful, you have to take action, and you have to turn your ideas into reality. On paper on the end feel shallow, entrepreneurs only actually make certain results, to win the favor of others. You can advertise a different, promising entrepreneurial idea, but you have to redeem your promise and make it work.