“From Basement to Big Time”, Applying an Entrepreneurial Spirit for Success The RN Group (Robert Rosenthal & Patrick Nimrod) invites you to an event featuring keynote speaker: Jeffrey A. Weber Author of “I.D.E.A. to Exit: An Entrepreneurial Journey” Join Glenview Native and author Jeff Weber as he discusses his entrepreneurial journey from basement to big [...]
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Attention Entrepreneurs & Entrepreneurial Dreamers.
April 26, 2010 – 7:05 am
Attention Entrepreneurs & Entrepreneurial Dreamers. My new book, I.D.E.A. to Exit: An Entrepreneurial Journey was written specifically for you. This engaging true story educates and motivates with a host of new unique methodologies on innovation, change, scaling, sales, understanding your Risk Box, establishing IP to position yourself for exit and more! Most entrepreneurs fail to [...]
I routinely put myself into situations where I can fail – and that is good. It shows I am stretching myself to my very limits.
April 11, 2010 – 12:22 pm
This phrase just came to me as I was preparing for a talk before a group of independent direct sales professionals. I wish I had it in the book, but here it is now for you to apply: I routinely put myself into situations where I can fail – and that is good. It shows I [...]
Lessons Learned By Entrepreneurs (Since Hindsight is 20/20)
March 30, 2010 – 3:41 pm
Lessons Learned By Entrepreneurs (Since Hindsight is 20/20) Insights into the Biggest Myths and Misconceptions About Entrepreneurship from Those Who Have Been There Entrepreneurs usually go into business wearing some lovely rose-colored glasses, only to learn that there are a whole host of myths and misconceptions about owning your own business. I asked a variety [...]
What makes someone activate to become an entrepreneur?
March 27, 2010 – 9:48 am
My answer to this question is my Entrepreneurial formula that looks like this: I.D.E.A. + Situation + Opportunity = Entrepreneurial Activation The idea is central to any new business/venture. One’s personal and professional situation must meet certain requirements to accept the prospect of pursing the idea. Finally, the opportunity for the idea must be timely. [...]
From Corporate Job to Entrepreneur – How?
March 13, 2010 – 8:53 am
I was at the top of my game back in 1994 working for the leading educational software distributor in the US, when I pitched to my boss an idea to expand into what was then an untapped market. I was all excited and spent time researching when I presented what I thought was sure to be my next big move within the company. Quickly I was shot down, as it was stated that they had already considered this market in the past and they did not feel it was their space. I was devastated, as I knew in my heart it was the right move.