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“It will help you design your personal MBA which will teach you more than any formal setting out there. Learn to read people, master the art of communication and become comfortable with being uncomfortable. Once you figure out what drives you, use that power to help people.”

60. Eric Siu. Business Advice from Eric Siu
Eric Siu is the CEO of digital marketing agency Single Grain, which has helped venture-uk ka number kya hai startups and Fortune 500 companies grow their revenues. He’s also the founder of the marketing podcast, Growth Everywhere and does a daily podcast called Marketing School with Neil Patel. Here’s Eric’s best business advice for getting started today:

“For any business owner it is crucial to define processes behind every goal and KPI. Success is the continued refinement of these processes until results start to show.”

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“Entrepreneurship requires continued learning and if you’re not constantly learning and testing new things, then eventually your competitors will take the lead. The trick is to quickly access new tactics and incorporate those that work to enhance your business goals.”

“Networking is the other main thing I see many new entrepreneur ignoring. Talking to the right person can be 100x more beneficial than some course or tactic alone.”

61. Jan Lukacs.Business Advice Jan Lukacs from Paymo
Jan is the CEO at Paymo, an online project management solution for small businesses looking to take away the pain of planning, scheduling, task management, time tracking, and invoicing. Note from Ryan: grab my free blog planner templates if you need a little help with your own planning. When asked to share his best business advice for new entrepreneurs, Jan shares:

“Focus all your energy toward one big objective. Try to become a laser, avoid being a stroboscope.”