[Youtube Review][TED] The single biggest reason why start-ups succeed | Bill Gross

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Summary Comments : [TED] The single biggest reason why start-ups succeed | Bill Gross

Mi*********:

Essential Factors ranked:

1. Timing
2. Team
3. Idea
4. Business Model
5. Funding

 

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Playtime Comments : [TED] The single biggest reason why start-ups succeed | Bill Gross

Fa************:

00:44 THE SAME GUY SETTING NEXT TO HER !!!!!!!!

O_o

Ch***:

6:13 What's wrong with this picture.

jo*******:

0:53 Love this moment

Aa************:

6:24 "make the world a better place" gavin belson vibes

Ma***:

@1:55 well that's awkward

 

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Top Comments : [TED] The single biggest reason why start-ups succeed | Bill Gross

No**********:

"It's very easy to get intense funding in this day and age" - I'd like to know more!

Em******:

RE: TIMING > "I have seen something else under the sun: The race is not to the swift
or the battle to the strong, nor does food come to the wise or wealth to
the brilliant or favor to the learned; but TIME and CHANCE happen to
them all" - King Solomon

Ra************:

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.

PM*:

great ted talk, so how do we figure out timing for something? what are some good resources to look into where the market is at in demand?

Cj****:

"startups can make the world a better place" I bet he is watching Silicon Valley, lol

Dr*****:

This entire speech completely applies to youtuber's content success as well

hu******:

Probably the most wholesome and thought-provoking content I have come across all week. Thoroughly enjoyed this video.

Al**********:

It’s the first time I felt like someone just changed my perspective of seeing something

Ra**********:

Excellent! A lot of knowledge clearly communicated in a very short time, told with modesty, skill and humor.

Br*************:

Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works

Mo************:

1 timing 42%
2 team /execution 32%
3 idea truth outlier
4 business model
5 funding

fa*********:

What an eye opener. I'm so glad I started my year watching this.

ur*****:

I always appreciate the clapping at the beginning of Ted Talks. Makes me feel good about my selection and think, “this is gonna be good...”

Ge**********:

Having built a 7 figure business £3.6m by the age of 26 starting with £0 at the age of 21. I have to 100% agree that timing was a key element to the success.
I’m in property development.
I built it in a good safe market, then lost it all in the globe recession, as I could not develop or sell, as nothing was stacking up!
I’ve since rebuilt even bigger in a flat market, due to learning the process as still having 100% belief in myself and never giving up even when all was lost. Maybe the fight and drive in the leading entrepreneur has a lot to do with it in my opinion.
If I ask someone I’m mentoring now how much they want it and they don’t say 10 out 10 and truly say that they want it 100% and are willing to sacrifice anything for it! Then unless they have luck with hiring the right team to do it for them! Then the odds of success are truly against them!
PS I’ve worked every day this year 31 days straight! 8-8 most days.
That has to be a factor in who is willing to put the work in and who is just a poser or dreamer!
It takes hard work and dedication!
Bill gates use to fall asleep at his desk!
You obviously need more than just hard work. I took huge risks and did many things that people told me were Impossible! I found another way around it. I was 100% determined and solution oriented to find a way.
I just knew in my gut I would make it as well!

Mr*:

So happy to bump into this. It renewed my inspiration!

uf***:

Who else read on the end of the title: “Bill Gates”?

ho***:

He could have at least asked to some other person to rate the items too.. I'm mean.. if you are going to call this 'scientific' you gotta do better than this.

An*********:

When he said right timing ZOOM came to my time

Me******:

All the forces in the world are not so powerful as an idea whose time has come. -Victor Hugo

Sc************:

Great speech , thank you for the sharing

As************:

Timing means that you introduce the right needed products to the market, when the market is start to boom ..

Fa***********:

Admiro de mais pessoas inteligentes, de sucesso, visionários como vc, parabéns e muito obrigado por nos passar tanto conhecimento !

Th*************:

summary: there should be some event/trend/phenomena happening that would push your idea.

ku**********:

THANK YOU FOR THAT INFO.

Ni********:

wonder if people realize, all companies are startups at birth

An*****:

damn...which ipad version is he using? it's so thin!

Lu****:

A positive reason behind any startup's success is getting their team a consensus on a common vision.
For most, Startup = Risk and for rest, Startup = Opportunity
One of the most important reason why most startups don't win is because the pain of loosing time & money is far greater than the joy of being successful.

Sr***********:

Don't you think right timing actually means well thought idea right? You can not have a bad idea executed well because of timing. I think that timing and idea are in separable. An idea is good because it is timely. It is a great timing because it is a well thought out idea. I question the whole premise of this talk...

As*************:

"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face"...... this line has won me

Ab********:

Hands down the most informative ted talk ever . Great content. I would love to hear more from this speaker

A*:

Yes time is money even
for company

Aa****:

I feel like what he is really telling us is... creating a business is an art not some algebra problem that you can just "solve". This stuff takes incredible intuition and passion.

Da*************:

I am currently 15 years old working on a startup that hopefully goes well - Daniel Urmanov Wessling 2019

 

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It's a good video or channel, but if you're sad because it's too long, please leave a YouTube channel or video link and I'll post it on this blog.

 

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