Thank you for compiling such an insightful collection of business advice from top entrepreneurs. Your emphasis on execution over mere ideas truly resonates with me. It’s a reminder that while brainstorming is essential, bringing those ideas to life through dedicated action is what sets successful ventures apart. Additionally, the point about aligning business pursuits with personal passion and expertise highlights the importance of authenticity in entrepreneurship.

I also appreciate the focus on mentality and determination. It’s easy to get caught up in seeking quick hacks, but your article underscores that a resilient mindset is crucial for long-term success. Starting today, as you suggest, is a powerful call to action—reminding us that the journey begins with taking that first step, no matter how small. Your personal experiences and the lessons you’ve shared provide valuable guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs like myself.

Thank you for sharing such an insightful post! I found your blog particularly very interesting and useful.
Overall, this post has given me a lot to think about, and I look forward to reading more from you in the future.
Best regards,

I’m staying out of this one! 😂

Enjoyed your post and thanks. A lot of interesting information.

Feel like I should apologize regarding a comment I made to one of your other posters. Maybe the persons name is really “Joe Schmoe”, but given the name and his comment, it was vey suspicious.

I rarely comment on blogs, but having owned and managed businesses, I couldn’t help but call out Bull S@#t when I read it.

My apology to you as well, it if caused you any grief or concern.

LOL – guess we can see why you use the name Joe Shmoe – really. And it seems very likely that you are one of those people who have never owned or run a business, but somehow feel that you are qualified to provide business advice.

There are some really good reasons why many small businesses do not like to accept credit cards. And if you were aware of these reasons, you would should and would be willing to help the business out by paying cash or debit.

My advice to any person who wants to open a business is to always filter the quality of the advice being given. And not all customers are worth keeping, because it isn’t fun, and customers that demand too much are rarely profitable.

Good Luck to those who are interested in opening a business or improving the one they have.

i agree with you