50 Entrepreneurs share priceless advice

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Published 2014-12-07
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1) Jeff Bezos - Amazon - 0:00
2) Steve Jobs - Apple - 0:12
3) Pierre Omidyar - eBay - 0:33
4) Michael Dell - Dell - 0:59
5) Sergey Brin - Google 1:16
6) Biz Stone - Twitter 1:35
7) Gary Vaynerchuk - Wine Library 1:50
8) Daniel Ek - Spotify - 1:58
9) Kevin Rose - Digg, Tiiny - 2:29
10) James Altucher - 'Choose Yourself' - 2:55
11) Robert Greene - 'Mastery' - 3:21
12) Guy Kawasaki - Apple - 3:35
13) Steve Wozniak - Apple - 4:06
14) Mark Cuban - Broadcast - 4:26
15) Sam Altman - Loopt - 5:01
16) Tony Fadell - Nest - 5:12
17) Danae Ringelmann -Indiegogo - 5:26
18) Simon Sinek - 'Start With Why' - 5:46
19) Seth Godin - Marketing guru - 6:25
20) Evan Williams - Blogger, Twitter, Medium - 6:52
21) Reid Hoffman - LinkedIn - 7:13
22) Jack Dorsey - Twitter, Square - 7:45
23) Kevin Systrom - Instagram - 8:08
24) Drew Houston - DropBox - 8:34
25) Brian Chesky - Airbnb - 8:53
26) Peter Thiel - PayPal - 9:04
27) Elon Musk - Tesla, SpaceX - 9:14
28) Alan Schaaf - Imgur - 9:36
29) Chris Sacca - Baller Investor - 9:56
30) Paul Graham - Y Combinator - 10:18
31) Dennis Crowley - foursquare - 10:40
32) Eric Ries - The Lean Startup - 11:11
33) Leah Busque - TaskRabbit - 11:25
34) Anthony Casalena - Squarespace - 11:44
35) Alexis Ohanian - Reddit, Hipmunk - 12:03
36) Jason Fried, Basecamp - 12:21
37) Palmer Luckey - Oculus Rift - 12:42
38) Kamal Ravikant - AngelList - 12:52
39) Ben Silbermann - Pinterest - 13:19
40) Tony Hsieh - Zappos - 13:43
41) Andrew Mason - Groupon - 14:14
42) Richard Branson - Virgin - 14:39
43) Andrew Ljung - Soundcloud - 15:08
44) Justin Kan - Justin.tv - 15:30
45) Jessica Livingston - Y Combinator - 15:59
46) Mark Zuckerberg - Facebook - 16:14
47) Marc Andreessen - Andreessen Horowitz - 16:15
48) Dustin Moskovitz - Facebook - 17:22
49) Tim Ferriss - 4 Hour Work Week - 17:47
50) Emmett Shear - Twitch - 18:24

All Comments (21)
  • I'm on this side of youtube again. I love this side of youtube.
  • @edward.abraham
    Warren Buffett's statement highlights the pivotal role of understanding the concept of compounding and adopting a long-term perspective in achieving financial success. By harnessing the compounding effect, where returns generate further returns over time, and by focusing on holding investments for extended periods, individuals can accumulate substantial wealth. This approach emphasizes the importance of patience, strategic planning, and allowing time to work in favor of growing one's wealth.
  • My biggest money mistake was losing almost all my money during the great depression in 2017 especially to the Lehman Brothers. It taught me one unforgettable lesson though.
  • @snoorsalihi5516
    Let me summarize their advice 1. Do what you love and love what you do 2. The great thing comes slowly 3. Never listen to those that they say impossible to do that
  • The most important thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different sources of income that doesn't depend on the government. Especially with the current economic crisis around the word. This is still a good time to invest in various stocks, Gold, silver and digital currencies.
  • @Riggsnic_co
    Great Video Mav! Maybe make a video on potential investments in this current market that would fetch substantial profit, been coming across articles on bloomberg, business insider etc about folks raking in $200K averagely in 6weeks using some sophisticated strategy and I'd love to know how.
  • 5:20 If you're not having doubt, you're not pushing the boundaries far enough. 9:04 Go after small markets when you're first starting a business. 14:40 As a leader of people, you have to be a great listener, a motivator, and to be very good at praising and looking at the best in people. People are no different than flowers. If you water flowers they flourish, and if you praise people they flourish — that's a critical attribute of a leader. 17:10 Courage without genius might not get you where you need to go, but genius without courage almost certainly won't.
  • @RockstarFlipper
    Its interesting to hear a single thought from all these folks
  • @nicebars
    Each of these people made it because they had a vision, a passion, and a powerful mind that drove them towards it. Find what you love, pursue it whole-heartedly, and I guarantee you WILL get the results you are seeking. Last but not least, understand that failure leads to success when you realize failure inspires growth.
  • @nyreggie
    Most people procrastinate because they're unsure. We over analyze because we're unsure. Just do it anyway. Time costs lives, Most times it amaze me greatly the way I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over $63k per month, utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities are bound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus.
  • @jewelrybag4557
    I am an entrepreneur and from my experience it is rare that you make money from doing something you love, but rather doing something you know people will buy and that means going with the current trend but just improving on it. Once you are established financially, then you can have the liberty of taking more risks.
  • @NateOBrien
    I just want to say thanks you for motivating me to create my stock investment channel! I may only have 97 subscribers at the moment, but last month I had 0!!!! This channel is amazing! You have literally inspired me so much! 2017 is going to be the year! For everyone out there trying to become successful, don’t EVER give up!
  • @Raymondjohn2
    Great video, a number of the most eminent market experts have been expressing their views on the severity of the impending economic downturn and the extent to which equities might plummet. This is because the economy is heading towards a recession and inflation is persistently above the Federal Reserve's 2% target. As I'm aiming to create a portfolio worth no less than $850,000 before I turn 60, I would appreciate any advice on potential investments.
  • @Enigm3
    My take : 1) Passion - love what you do cause if you don't, you will just give up too easily. 2) Ideas - find constructive critisism, find opinions, share your ideas, write new ideas everyday and don't give up on straight up haters. 3) Time - remind yourself great things take time, you will make tons of mistakes, learn from yours and others and don't you dare to give up! My advice : if you want average results, do what the average does, if you want execelent results, do what the 'excelents' do.
  • @myTailorIndia
    nicely done. Entrepreneurship is like climbing Everest, no matter how many videos you watch or advice you listen to, you have to live it through, your path will be different from all others and you got to face it head on.
  • @GuruGuru-rf4yg
    It's ridiculous how your friends will consider you weird crazy for wanting wealth and judge you for watching these videos, while they obsess over celebs' lives who could give two shits about them..
  • Many see forex as a get rich scheme but forex is not like that, it's a gradual process with the right tools and application you can make a living from forex trading..
  • The best advice was NOT letting people you respect tell you it can’t be done. So many “well meaning” people have discouraged me from things I ended up successful at :(
  • @precious5605
    The truth is more important than the facts. Access to productive information is what we all need to become successful in life. To possibly create wealth good enough to retire, proficiency is indeed necessary; causing most affluent entrepreneurs to acquire the synergy of wealth managers that offers high-net-worth operations that encompasses all parts of a person’s financial life. Get yourself an aid
  • Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life......