5 responses to “Make It Happen – From Kauffman”

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   Donovan Goode February 19th, 2012 at 23:03

   Could not agree more! Passion and creativity are the keys to being a good innovator.

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   Kurt Lambright February 20th, 2012 at 16:39

   I agree one hundred percent with this video. It seems like in today’s society too many businesses are in their particular industry just to make the big bucks. Sometimes they survive but occurring more and more they fail. I believe that in order to have a thriving business one must not look at profit motive, but their own motivation toward the project or idea. If you have the idea and are passionate about it I think everything will fall in place.

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   Kyle Blanck February 21st, 2012 at 01:00

   This video is very accurate in saying that as an entrepreneur you have to want to “make something happen.” It’s all about putting your idea to the test to it can help other people with their daily lives. You don’t want to put your idea to the test just to make money. If the only thing that is on your mind is money, then you will be easily mislead to failure. One has to look at many things when introducing their idea. Is there a similar product? Is there a need for my product or business in today’s world? Will people appreciate my product enough to put it to use? The list of questions goes on. Regardless of that, your idea can still be successful. Just make sure you are pursuing it will an entrepreneur’s state of mind and not one just based on a profit!

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   Laila lemcharfi February 21st, 2012 at 11:26

   I like this video because it goes into depth of why entrepreneurs go in the direction they do. They believe something and follow it. I can’t agree more with what he’s saying!

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   Clay Oppy February 22nd, 2012 at 16:21

   I also couldn’t agree more with what he was saying. I have always believed that entrepreneurs have to WANT to make something happen. Obviously the process of patenting and making/marketing a product is very tiring and tedious, so successful entrepreneurs are often people who love their product and feel passionately about its success.