| Failure is Good | November 03, 2004 |
Randy Adams
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AuctionDrop |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Speaker Series |
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| Video 8 of 17 from this talk |
- 12:02The Early Career of a Serial Entrepreneur
- 02:07The Biggest Competitors of New Ventures
- 03:55You Must Have Vision
- 02:57Make a Plan
- 01:16Take Action!
- 01:36Addicted to Taking Risks
- 01:16Passion and Perseverance
- 01:38Failure is Good
- 03:47Innovation at Large Companies
- 02:00The Current State of AuctionDrop
- 01:05Testing the Market Viability of a New Technology
- 01:36Work with the Right VC
- 01:53Overcoming the Fear
- 01:00Will Customers Change Their Habits?
- 01:31Competing with Other Start-ups
- 02:13Consumer Behavior Changes in Familiar Companies
- 02:22Experience vs. Idea
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Failure is a good thing, says AuctionDrop's Randy Adams, as it can be a much needed catalyst to make the budding business person strong, humble, and innovative. Think of it as a reset, he says, and something to make one re-evaluate and reset a current course of action. And furthermore, he advises, never, ever quit. Stick around until you get thrown out. And if you get thrown out, compete.
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