#341 Originals 3

Originals 3 The word "entrepreneur" was coined by Richard Cantillon, meaning "someone who takes risks." One of the four poor students who founded Warby Parker, Neil Blumenthal, said they wouldn't drop out of school. "We're not sure it's a good idea, and we don't know if we will succeed. We're working on it in our spare time." Joseph Raffiee and Jie Feng found entrepreneurs who keep their original jobs are 33% less likely to fail than the risk-takers who leave their jobs. Successful people were balancing their risk: Steve Wozniak(Apple), Larry Page, Sergey Brin(Google), Brian May(rock band Queen), Stephen King(novelist) From idea to action How to manage risks Most popular TV show nearly didn't get made. An entrepreneur told investors not to invest in his company. 2.Delaying may help. Work with your enemies. 3.How to develop originality in children. "What makes them different is that they try, even though they have fears and doubts. They know failure is a smaller disappointment than failing to try." -- Hosting provided by SoundOn