21 Things I Learned In 2 Years Of Being Online Entrepreneur

from Gentlemanly · host Troy Francis

21 Things I Learned In 2 Years Of Being An Online Entrepreneur: 1. Creativity is ALL 2. Your job is NOT social media 3. Just start and worry about the tech as you go along 4. Experiment with different platforms 5. Create diverse offers to see what flies 6. Be authentic to attract others 7. Networking + collaboration = KING 8. It takes TIME 9. Lean in to where the money's coming from 10. Change track - but not too radically 11. Always learn new skills 12. Follow your instincts 13. Have mentors - take advice 14. Put out loads of FREE content 15. What you think will be popular and vice versa 16. The more 'yourself' you are the more cash you'll make 17. You need INPUT if you're selling knowledge products / coaching 18. You will get haters - so reduce your interactivity 19. Be honourable - treat people well 20. Be insanely driven, obsessive - BUT professional 21. It's both easier and harder than you think.

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