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j R U An Entrepreneur?
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info@eignitegroup.com What is an Entrepreneur? ©2012 The EIgnite Group2
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info@eignitegroup.com Persistent ©2012 The EIgnite Group3 “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” – Thomas Edison
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info@eignitegroup.com A Rebounder ©2012 The EIgnite Group4 “Rejection is the Big Kahuna in all entrepreneurship. Show me someone who can take a hit and I’ll show you a good entrepreneur.” – Barbara Corcoran
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info@eignitegroup.com A Hard Worker ©2012 The EIgnite Group5 “The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary.” – Vidal Sassoon
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info@eignitegroup.com A Calculated Risk Taker ©2012 The EIgnite Group6 “An entrepreneur tends to bite off a little more than he can chew hoping he’ll quickly learn how to chew it.” – Roy Ash
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info@eignitegroup.com A Doer ©2012 The EIgnite Group7 “If everything seems under control, you’re just not going fast enough.” – Mario Andretti
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info@eignitegroup.com Consistent ©2012 The EIgnite Group8 “Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” – Winston Churchill
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info@eignitegroup.com Resourceful ©2012 The EIgnite Group9 “A man must be big enough to admit his mistakes, smart enough to profit from them, and strong enough to correct them.” – John C. Maxwell
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info@eignitegroup.com A Thought Leader ©2012 The EIgnite Group10 “You can’t ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they’ll want something new.” – Steve Jobs
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info@eignitegroup.com A Good Communicator ©2012 The EIgnite Group11 “Tell everyone what you want to do and someone will want to help you do it.” – W. Clement Stone
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info@eignitegroup.com Intentional ©2012 The EIgnite Group12 “You were born to win, but to be a winner, you must plan to win, prepare to win, and expect to win.” – Zig Ziglar
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info@eignitegroup.com Disciplined ©2012 The EIgnite Group13 “Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment.” – Jim Rohn
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info@eignitegroup.com A Dreamer ©2012 The EIgnite Group14 “All achievements, all earned riches, have their beginning in an idea.” – Napoleon Hill
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info@eignitegroup.com Responsible ©2012 The EIgnite Group15 “You take on the responsibility for making your dream a reality.” – Les Brown
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info@eignitegroup.com A Creator ©2012 The EIgnite Group16 “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” – Peter Drucker
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info@eignitegroup.com©2012 The EIgnite Group17 An Entrepreneur is one who pursues an opportunity without regard to resources currently controlled. -A-Adapted from entrepreneurship definition of HBS professor Howard Stevenson
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info@eignitegroup.com The Truth About Entrepreneurship… ©2012 The EIgnite Group18
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info@eignitegroup.com True or False ©2012 The EIgnite Group19 False You need lots of money to start a company.
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info@eignitegroup.com True or False 20 True Entrepreneurs are more likely to start out poor than rich.
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info@eignitegroup.com True or False ©2012 The EIgnite Group21 False 50% of businesses fail in the first year.
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info@eignitegroup.com True or False ©2012 The EIgnite Group22 True A small business can have up to 1500 employees and $21 Million * in annual sales *Depends on the industry
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info@eignitegroup.com True or False ©2012 The EIgnite Group23 False 95% of business fail in 5 years.
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info@eignitegroup.com True or False ©2012 The EIgnite Group24 True According to the SBA, new businesses have a 50/50 chance of surviving 5 years.
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info@eignitegroup.com True or False ©2012 The EIgnite Group25 True Small businesses employ about half of U.S. workers.
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info@eignitegroup.com 7 Reasons Businesses Fail 1.Started for the Wrong Reasons 2.Poor Management 3.Insufficient Capital 4.Location, Location, Location 5.Lack of Planning 6.Overexpansion 7.No Website 26©2012 The EIgnite Group
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info@eignitegroup.com Business Training Increases Success Rates Peru, November 2006, Yale University Study Construct Provided entrepreneurship training to select groups of microfinance clients. The only difference between the treatment groups and the control groups was the training Training Results Increased Sales Improved business knowledge Improved business practices …MORE SUSTAINABLE BUSINESSES 27©2012 The EIgnite Group
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info@eignitegroup.com Entrepreneurship in Different Communities… ©2012 The EIgnite Group28
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info@eignitegroup.com Community Snapshot An overwhelming majority of businesses are owned by individuals that classify themselves as white. ©2012 The EIgnite Group29 OverallWhite African- American Hispanic (non-white)Asian # of US Businesses (K) 27,092.9 22,595.1 1,921.9 210.0 1,549.6 % of total US Businesses (%)100%83%7%1%6% # Businesses w/ Paid Employees (K) 5,735.6 4,639.7 106.6 19.4 397.4 Total Sales for businesses with paid employees (K) $29,058,828,476 $9,406,549,498 $97,144,898 $12,670,104 $453,574,194 # Businesses w/o Paid Employees (K) 21,357.3 17,955.4 1,815.3 190.6 1,152.1 Total Sales for businesses w/o paid employees (K) $972,691,434 $834,441,216 $38,594,936 $5,521,750 $52,473,557 *Note: some individuals classify themselves as multi-racial.
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info@eignitegroup.com Sales Across Communities Businesses with employees make significantly more than businesses w/o employees especially in white and black communities. Black owned business w/o employees on avg. make less than their counterparts. ©2012 The EIgnite Group30 OverallWhite African- American Hispanic (non-white)Asian Avg sales per bus with paid employees $5,066,431 $2,027,386 $911,594 $652,964 $1,141,280 Avg sales per bus w/o paid employees $45,543.65 $46,472.99 $21,260.94 $28,968.84 $45,544.66 Ratio of sales for businesses w/ employees to those w/o employees 111.24 43.63 42.88 22.54 25.06
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info@eignitegroup.com Opportunity Across Communities There exists significant opportunity to increase sales among black and hispanic businesses. ©2012 The EIgnite Group31 OverallWhite African- American Hispanic (non-white)Asian % of sales for business with employees100.00%32.37%0.33%0.04%1.56% % of sales for business w/o employees100.00%85.79%3.97%0.57%5.39%
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info@eignitegroup.com What Type of Entrepreneur Are You? ©2012 The EIgnite Group32
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info@eignitegroup.com The BOSI Model Builder: Do you have the capacity and drive to build multiple high value companies like Donald Trump? Opportunist: Do you seek and look to capitalize on opportunities before others like Richard Branson? Specialist: Do customers seek out your expertise in an area and can you develop that into a business like Bill Gates? Innovator: Do you have a burning passion to change the world like Einstein? ©2012 The EIgnite Group33 Take the FREE assessment at www.bosidna.com
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info@eignitegroup.com Yes, I’m An Entrepreneur! ©2012 The EIgnite Group34
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