Advice from 10 famous entrepreneurs in the world 2022 that you need in everything you do.

Advice from 10 famous entrepreneurs in the world 2022.

Many people are seeking advice to help them in along run in their business or life style but they actually go to people who have achieved nothing accepted being scammer but here are the proven pieces of advice from major and famous entrepreneurs around the globe.

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Mark Zuckerberg – owner of Facebook

So many things go wrong when you’re starting a company and often I think people ask, “What mistakes should you avoid making?” And my answer to that question is, “Don’t even bother trying to avoid mistakes, because you’re going to make tons of mistakes and the important thing is actually learning quickly from whatever mistakes you make and not giving up.” There are things in every single year of Facebook’s existence that could have killed us or made it so that it just seemed like moving forward and making a lot of progress just seemed intractable, but you just kind of bounce back and you learn and nothing is impossible, you just have to kind of keep running through the walls.

Reid Hoffman – LinkedIn

One of the things I advise entrepreneurs to do is when you have an idea, a classic entrepreneurial impulse is to hold the idea close to you and not go tell people, because oh, the idea is so special. That’s almost always a mistake, because your actual, real competitive advantage is not that you have this idea that you have locked away in your closet, which may or may not be accurate and you have no idea which it is. Your actual competitive advantage is if you’re assembling the intelligence around “Does this idea work? What is the right team? What is the right learning?” and we’re essentially in motion.

Elon Musk – owner of Tesla, SpaceX

Constantly seek criticism. A well thought out critique of whatever you’re doing is as viable as gold and you should seek that from everyone you can, but particularly your friends.

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Daniel Ek – Spotify

One of the things that I do is I question a lot of things. And you can do that in a good way and in a bad way, but hopefully if you try to get people to motivate why they’re doing something and their way of thinking, the worst thing you can end up with is a situation where you get told, “Well, this is the way it’s always been.” That’s the worst ever, that’s a non-answer. Instead, ask yourself, “Given everything we have today, is there a way we can make this better?”

Steve Jobs – co-founder Apple

People say “you have to have a lot of passion for what you’re doing” and it’s totally true. The reason is because it’s so hard that if you don’t, any rational person would give up. It’s really hard. And you have to do it over a sustained period of time so if you don’t love it if you’re not having fun doing it if you don’t really love it you’re going to give up.

Richard Branson – Virgin

A company is simply a group of people and as a leader of people you have to be a great listener, you have to be a great motivator, you have to be very good at praising and looking for the best in people. People are no different from flowers, if you water flowers, they flourish, if you praise people, they flourish. And that’s a critical attribute of a leader.

Anthony Casalena – Owns Squarespace

There’s this expectation that you have to have in your mind, this sort of, “I’m going to change the world, make a dent in the universe” kind of ambition. But it’s actually okay early on to just kind of solve small problems in layers until you actually get to a point where you have the capacity to do that.

Michael Dell – Dell

I think people that look for great ideas to make money aren’t nearly as successful as those who say, “Okay, what do I really love to do? What am I excited about? What I know something about? What’s interesting and compelling?”

Jeff Bezos – Amazon

Do something you are fairy passionate about and don’t try to chase what is kind of the hot passion of the day.

Sergey Brin – Google

It’s very rewarding when you work on something you think is going to make a big difference. It’s a little bit harder but I think that passion that one might bring with it brings so much more energy to that you’re more likely to succeed.

Conclusion

All those pieces of advice have came up to happy other entrepreneurs who are still struggling to have hope that big things are there for them and also to prepare them for some tougher moment also to be more careful in the journey. I can't mention all of them but I know you are not the same as you were.

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