entrepreneurship

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n. (u.)不可數名詞創業

The amount of entrepreneurship is seen by many new people at this meeting

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副業每月收入高達81萬台幣！看看這位紐約客是怎麼辦到的！ (My Side Hustle Now Brings In $25K/Month - Here's How I Did It)

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副業每月收入高達81萬台幣！看看這位紐約客是怎麼辦到的！ (My Side Hustle Now Brings In $25K/Month - Here's How I Did It)

[Student loan debt is a common barrier to entrepreneurship, but the cash infusion gave Liz a jumpstart]
[學生貸款債務是創業的常見障礙，但現金注入給了 Liz 一個起步的機會]

讓你勢不可擋的 7 個想法 (7 ideas that will make you unstoppable)

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讓你勢不可擋的 7 個想法 (7 ideas that will make you unstoppable)

Everything from entrepreneurship to creativity to productivity and so much more.
從創業精神到創造力，再到生產力等等，無所不包。

我希望我在20歲時讀過的5本書 (5 Books I Wish I Read When I was 20)

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我希望我在20歲時讀過的5本書 (5 Books I Wish I Read When I was 20)

And if it wasn't for a few books that I have read, my entrepreneurship journey would have been much more difficult.
而如果不是因為我讀過的幾本書，我的創業之路會更加艱難。

新聞流01/01/20 (FNNN) (News Now Stream 01/01/20 (FNN))

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新聞流01/01/20 (FNNN) (News Now Stream 01/01/20 (FNN))

2020年候選人楊元慶在愛荷華州得梅因市與選民對話｜NowThis (2020 Hopeful Andrew Yang Talks with Voters in Des Moines, Iowa | NowThis)

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2020年候選人楊元慶在愛荷華州得梅因市與選民對話｜NowThis (2020 Hopeful Andrew Yang Talks with Voters in Des Moines, Iowa | NowThis)

哈桑-明哈吉為2020年總統候選人背書 (Hasan Minhaj Endorses a Presidential Candidate for 2020)

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哈桑-明哈吉為2020年總統候選人背書 (Hasan Minhaj Endorses a Presidential Candidate for 2020)

So, you know, America loves entrepreneurship and innovation.

塔利班統治對阿富汗經濟意味著什麼 | CNBC解讀 (What Taliban rule means for Afghanistan’s economy | CNBC Explains)

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塔利班統治對阿富汗經濟意味著什麼 | CNBC解讀 (What Taliban rule means for Afghanistan’s economy | CNBC Explains)

politics, in the private sector, in art, in entrepreneurship, in international organisations,
在政治上，在私營部門，在藝術上，在企業家精神上，在國際組織上。

我的 10 萬美元農場商業計劃是如何運作的（實時評論） (HOW MY $100k FARM BUSINESS PLAN WORKED (real-time review))

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我的 10 萬美元農場商業計劃是如何運作的（實時評論） (HOW MY $100k FARM BUSINESS PLAN WORKED (real-time review))

Now, if you've done a good job of starting small, starting lean, like I really encourage people to in entrepreneurship and startups, expenses should be really manageable alongside of a regular job.
現在，如果你能像我非常鼓勵的創業者和初創企業那樣，從小處著手，精益求精，那麼與正常工作相比，支出應該是非常可控的。

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【CNN10】《第42條法案》終止後美方對移民潮的應對措施、ScholarCHIPS 幫助父母入獄的青年學子就學、會偵測車速的紅綠燈 | 2023 年 5 月 16 日 (Scholarships And Support | May 16, 2023)

When I was a junior, I went through a social entrepreneurship program for teenagers, and we had to come up with a social venture.
當我是大三時，我參加了一個針對青少年社會企業家的計劃，我們必須提出一個社會創業計劃。

如何在 48 小時內創辦你的第一家企業 (How to Start Your First Business in 48 Hours)

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如何在 48 小時內創辦你的第一家企業 (How to Start Your First Business in 48 Hours)

And I'm always like, okay, cool. I know that the temptation is there to build the course and then sell it in that order. But you should flip that around. You should sell the course and then build it. So if for example, you're thinking, you know, maybe your audience wants a course on how to build the perfect productive desk setup, you could go out and spend like a month or two or three trying to create the course. That would be a terrible idea. Instead, what you should do is pre-sell it. You can whip up a landing page in like a Google doc in maybe half a day. You can send it out to people in your audience and be like, hey, potentially working on this course about how to have a productive desk setup. If this sounds interesting, you can pre-order the course here. It'll be released in the next month and I'll give you your money back if you don't like it. 50% off. Something to that effect. Because based on how the pre-sell goes, if enough people want to buy it, then it gives you an idea. It lets you validate the market. So it's about finding a problem, finding someone who's willing to pay for the solution to that problem, talking to those people quite a lot, getting money from them. And only once you have done that, do you know that, okay, this is a business idea worth pursuing. And now you can start to build the thing because you already have paying customers. This is the thing that I wish I had known when I started my entrepreneurship journey. This is the thing I wish is a message that could be hammered into the heads of every single aspiring entrepreneur out there. I give so many talks these days around the world. It's super fun. And there's always like half the audience are aspiring entrepreneurs and they're all stuck in this thing of like, oh, I need to have a good business idea. Or, oh, I've just been building this thing, but like I haven't built it yet. And I need to make my MVP first. And then all of it is a total waste of time. If you speak to people who are second time founders, people who have started multiple companies, you'll find this, they spend the majority of their time just talking to customers. The more you talk to your customers, the more you validate the idea actually has a market. The more you understand what problems they have, the more you can start to see, huh, maybe I thought this thing should be red, but actually this thing is blue. The more you try and ask them for money to pre-sell the thing that you haven't even built yet, the more likely you are to succeed in the business. Honestly, I think you should totally read the book. It's absolutely amazing. Noah's done a smashing job of it. And if you liked this video and you want to see a way deeper dive into this, I actually have an interview with Noah Kagan on the Deep Dive podcast that will be linked right over here. Thank you so much for watching and I'll see you in the next video. Bye-bye.
我總是想，好吧，酷。我知道，按照這樣的順序製作課程，然後銷售出去，是很有誘惑力的。但你應該反其道而行之。你應該先賣課程，然後再建課程。舉個例子，如果你在想，你知道，也許你的閱聽人想要一門關於如何建立一個完美的高效辦公桌的課程，你可以出去花上一兩個月或者三兩個月的時間來創建這門課程。這將是一個糟糕的想法。相反，你應該做的是預售。你可以在半天之內用谷歌文檔創建一個登陸頁面。你可以把它發給你的閱聽人，然後說，嘿，有可能正在學習這門關於如何擁有高效辦公桌的課程。如果這聽起來很有趣，你可以在這裡預購課程。它將在下個