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Mark Cuban, an American billionaire entrepreneur, shared his personal advice at Lewisville High School in Texas for future business owners.
Mark Cuban’s Advice for ‘Future Entrepreneur’
According to CNBC Make It, Billionaire Mark Cuban advised that “The key to starting a business when you’re young is doing things that you can do yourself — things you can do with your own time,” which means start with the thing you may own the knowledge better than anything else.
Mr. Cuban further added, “If it’s a product, do something that’s easy for you to get and easy for you to sell. It really comes down to one simple thing. The best businesses are things you can control and do yourself. That’s what being an entrepreneur is all about.”
He told the students at Lewisville High School that “Being an entrepreneur and starting a business doesn’t mean it’s going to be easy and all of a sudden you make a lot of money. Being an entrepreneur is the harder way.”
If it was easy, “you all would already be doing it and coming on ‘Shark Tank’ and taking my place,” he said.
He suggests the young generation to learn from his journey as he said in September that it is built around “something they can make or a service they can offer to friends, family and neighbors.”
During an old episode of ABC’s Shark Tank, Mr. Cuban said “I was a hustler … I have always been selling. I always had something going on. That was just my nature.”
According to Wall Street Silver, Mark Cuban shared his desire for cryptocurrency, as he said to host Bill Maher that “I want Bitcoin to go down a lot further so I can buy some more.”
He also called gold investors as “dumb,” and in another tweet explained his saying that “Because the “intrinsic value” from jewelry and mfg is minimal. Once you get beyond that, it’s all speculation and narrative. Most gold ownership is a digital trx. Few take physical delivery. BTC intrinsic is ability to transact and transfer, w the same speculation and narrative.”
In addition, over a question related to crypto fraud, Mr said, “There is fraud wherever there is financial gain. Google the guy who painted bars gold colored…”
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