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- Be humble and be kind to people. - You have to fire people and 'set them free' when they are not working out. - Continue to maintain the network. Call people, it works better than e-mailing them.
J. Flores’ takeaway from bRelevant’s CURRY UP NOW gathering featuring entrepreneur Akash Kapoor and Tesla’s CIO (and intrapraneur) Ravi Simhambhatla
1. PERSONALITY drives the direction of a team and the most effective entrepreneurs (and leaders) are the ones who take the time to truly LISTEN. 2. Present your ideas and tackle them in MANAGEABLE CHUNKS. Test your ideas by setting a TIMELINE for accountability in achieving them. 3. Balance is key for team dynamics: being quant[titatively] heavy does not guarantee success — SOFT SKILLS are critical for any entrepreneurial team to thrive and survive. 4. Pay attention for STEP FUNCTIONing opportunities between industries with seemingly little linkage. 5. Western Capitalism is in danger of becoming static in their stodginess surrounding "best business practice principles" and must incorporate intuitive CULTURAL FLEXIBILITIES in their approach to doing business elsewhere. 6. The forgiving atmosphere of the West Coast is a strength of Silicon Valley — where failures are celebrated rather than shunned. 7. Picking your PARTNERS in business is as critical as picking your partner in life. Make sure you consistently and constantly communicate, understand, appreciate and cheer one another on. Pent up feelings are the death of partnerships. It makes ALL the difference in the world — whether in times of mourning or celebration.
— K.Nguyen’s takeaway from bRelevant’s most recent 8@8 dinner featuring Naved Khan
1. Follow your gut instinct — sometimes you just know it's the right move, go with it. 2. Know what game you are playing — it's important to know how to win. 3. Opportunity favors the prepared. 4. When you commit to entrepreneurship, be fully committed. Once you start to question yourself, it's very dangerous. 5. Have fun! Enjoy the journey.
— J.Flores’ takeaway from bRelevant’s most recent 8@8 dinner featuring Naved Khan
1. Trust is the key ingredient to a successful start-up crew. 2. You have to know yourself and pursue your passion to be a successful entrepreneur. 3. Having industry specific knowledge and experience helps you beat the competition...going from .01 to .04 probability. 4. The brain is a muscle that must be exercised to stay sharp, and it's easy to get lazy...so keep educating yourself. 5. Time is always a factor in everything you do. 6. There are 5 different major shifts happening at the same time, so this is an amazing time to be alive. 7. Nobody can predict the future so there is always a bit of luck involved.
— L. Kaileh's takeaway from bRelevant's most recent 8@8 dinner featuring Naved Khan
