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Is President Trump Doing Management Wrong? | Scott Adams' Blog

A good way to tell whether a pundit or citizen understands the field of risk management well enough to critique Trump’s performance is to ask how they view his history of bankruptcies. If a person thinks those bankruptcies are a sign of poor management, they probably don’t know much about business. But if they understand the few bankruptcies – out of hundreds of projects – as part of a diversification strategy with good risk management that siloed off the losers, you might be seeing someone who understands business.

"Take My Money, You Idiot!" | Maverick Traveler

People say that starting a business is tough. And, partly, they’re right. But the tough part is actually the discipline and the work. There’s no substitute for putting in the hours and actually trying to create something, then marketing and selling it to prospective customers.

Going into Business Businesses - A Mistake - JamieMcSloy.co.uk

You can tell a good business idea from a bad one by simply looking at the audience for the business. If the audience is broke, miserable and hates businesses, then you’ve got a terrible audience. If your audience is rich, happy and loves consumerism, you’ve got a great business idea.

The 100 things you need to know to start a business - GrowthLab

What’s the best way to sell anything? Show arbitrage: If they pay X, now they are buying something worth X * Y. That is the ONLY way to sell.

The Importance Of Split-Testing - JamieMcSloy.co.uk

You find a gap in the market where you can provide a needed service You produce a solution to said problem You provide a great service in a timely fashion to the right market That’s the secret to business. It’s not overly complex, and if you want to start a business, then you should start with answering those three simple problems.