Mindset Persistence | Four Hats Every Entrepreneur Must Wear 🎩 Michael Gerber on Inside Quest (hosted by Tom Bilyeu) @MindsetPersistence | Uploaded June 2019 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
Michael E. Gerber states that an entrepreneur is four different guys: the dreamer, the thinker, the storyteller, and the leader.
- The dreamer has a dream.
- The thinker has a vision.
- The storyteller has a purpose.
- The leader has a mission.
Keynotes:
- Ray Kroc wasn't the McDonald's founder. He bought the company from Dick and McDonald and transformed it into the behemoth we know.
- McDonald's is valued at 92.5 Billion Dollars with over 36.000 stores in over 100 countries.
- McDonald's employees can create and deliver a hamburger to order in 60 seconds.
- The Dreaming Room is Michael's unique incubator for emerging entrepreneurs to learn the essential skills necessary to succeed.
- Michael's 24 books have sold over 5 million copies and are used in 118 universities worldwide.
- Collectively, the business that Michael has worked with have annual sales in the billions.
- Without a dream, the vision is just an objective.
- Michael defines an "Entrepreneurial Seizure" as the moment someone decides it would be a great idea to start a business.
- Most of the so-called entrepreneurs are just technicians suffering from an Entrepreneurial Seizure.
- Along with Ron Penna and Mike Osborn, Tom founded Quest in 2010.
- In 1976, Steve Jobs founded Apple with the $1350 he made from selling his Volkswagen Microbus.
- Today, Apple is valued at $700 Billion and Top 5 Forbes Magazine's List of "The World's Most Valuable Brands".
- Jobs studied at Reed College but dropped out after only six months.
- Apple fired Jobs in 1985 but rehired him in 1997 to save the company from bankruptcy. Shortly thereafter, Apple launched the iPod and iMac.
- Tai Chi is a form of Martial Arts originally practiced in China over 2500 years ago.
- Essential skills: Concentration, discrimination, organization, innovation, and communication.
Books:
- The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It (amzn.to/31vxuLQ)
- E-Myth Mastery (amzn.to/2WFYuJq)
- The E-Myth Chief Financial Officer: Why Most Small Businesses Run Out of Money and What to Do about It (amzn.to/2IAvrgP)
- The E-Myth Manager: Why Management Doesn't Work - and What to Do About It (amzn.to/2WzbSdq)
Michael E. Gerber states that an entrepreneur is four different guys: the dreamer, the thinker, the storyteller, and the leader.
- The dreamer has a dream.
- The thinker has a vision.
- The storyteller has a purpose.
- The leader has a mission.
Keynotes:
- Ray Kroc wasn't the McDonald's founder. He bought the company from Dick and McDonald and transformed it into the behemoth we know.
- McDonald's is valued at 92.5 Billion Dollars with over 36.000 stores in over 100 countries.
- McDonald's employees can create and deliver a hamburger to order in 60 seconds.
- The Dreaming Room is Michael's unique incubator for emerging entrepreneurs to learn the essential skills necessary to succeed.
- Michael's 24 books have sold over 5 million copies and are used in 118 universities worldwide.
- Collectively, the business that Michael has worked with have annual sales in the billions.
- Without a dream, the vision is just an objective.
- Michael defines an "Entrepreneurial Seizure" as the moment someone decides it would be a great idea to start a business.
- Most of the so-called entrepreneurs are just technicians suffering from an Entrepreneurial Seizure.
- Along with Ron Penna and Mike Osborn, Tom founded Quest in 2010.
- In 1976, Steve Jobs founded Apple with the $1350 he made from selling his Volkswagen Microbus.
- Today, Apple is valued at $700 Billion and Top 5 Forbes Magazine's List of "The World's Most Valuable Brands".
- Jobs studied at Reed College but dropped out after only six months.
- Apple fired Jobs in 1985 but rehired him in 1997 to save the company from bankruptcy. Shortly thereafter, Apple launched the iPod and iMac.
- Tai Chi is a form of Martial Arts originally practiced in China over 2500 years ago.
- Essential skills: Concentration, discrimination, organization, innovation, and communication.
Books:
- The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It (amzn.to/31vxuLQ)
- E-Myth Mastery (amzn.to/2WFYuJq)
- The E-Myth Chief Financial Officer: Why Most Small Businesses Run Out of Money and What to Do about It (amzn.to/2IAvrgP)
- The E-Myth Manager: Why Management Doesn't Work - and What to Do About It (amzn.to/2WzbSdq)
