Life of entrepreneurs are bit different from common man. This presentation have tried to describe how it feels to be an entrepreneur in a comical fashion.

1. HOW IT FEELS TO
BE AN
ENTREPRENEUR

2. CO M P E T E T I O N

3. Fight with giants

4. Emerge as champions

5. YOUR WORKING TIME NEVER STOP

6. Sacrifice time for your family

7. Financial pressure
(bill/tax/debt…)

8. You have to be a Blender
(HR,IT,Admin,Finance,Customer
care,Sales,Marketing…)

9. You cannot blame
anyone
but everyone can
blame you

11. Flexible time
schedule

12. Be your own boss

13. Decide your own way

14. Step out of the
box

15. Money & Fame
should not be in the
list

16. HOW TO DEAL WITH IT?

17. What we need?
Passion – make you stronger and keeps
motivated

18. Set a goal –
clear,attainable,tracka
ble

19. BELIEVE IN YOURSELF
“No matter what happens, always be yourself.”
― Dale Carnegie

20. ALWAYS LISTEN
• From clients, smart/fools,
hates/loves you

21. BE PATIENT

22. BUILD
RELATIONSHIP

23. JUST GET STARTED
• I’ll do it
• I have a plan
• I’m waiting for
• I have to
do(Something)
first

24. The Story of Tortoise & The
Rabbit

25. Once upon a time …
I’m the fastest
runner.
That’s not true.
The fastest runner is
me!

26. They decided to settle the
argument. But How???
Fine!
Ok, let’s have
a race.

27. Poor guy! Even if I take
a nap, he could not
catch up with me.

28. He sat under the tree and
soon fell asleep…

29. The Tortoise took this
opportunity and soon
finished the race,
emerging as the
undisputed champ.

30. The Rabbit woke up and realized
that he'd lost the race.

31. The moral of the story is that…
…
• Slow & Steady Wins the Race.
This is the version of the story that we've all grown
up with…

32. The story continues …
• The Rabbit introspected &
realized that he had been
Overconfident,
Careless and
Took things for granted.

33. So Rabbit asks the Tortoise …

34. This time, undoubtedly the Rabbit
won by several miles…

35. The moral of the story is
that… …
• Fast and consistent will always beat the slow and steady.
It's good to be slow and steady; but it's better to be fast and reliable.

36. But the story doesn't end
here …
• This time the Tortoise
introspected & realized that
he can’t beat Rabbit in
current format.
How can I
win the
Rabbit?

37. So now this is Tortoise’s
smart turn to ask the
Rabbit…
Sure!
Can we have another race?
This time we’ll go through
a different route.

38. They started off…
But this time finishing line was a
couple of kilometres on the other
side of the river.
Goal

39. So what about the
race???
Now
what to
do?

40. The moral of the story is that…
Working to your strengths will not only get
you noticed, but will also create
opportunities for growth and
advancement.

41. The story still hasn't ended …
• The Rabbit and the Tortoise,
by this time, had become
pretty good friends and they
did the usual introspection.

42. The final show begins…
Hi... How
about doing our last
race again?
Great! I think we
could do it much
better, if we two
help each other.

43. They started off… But how???

44. Then…

45. And finally…

46. The moral of the story is
that…
• Teamwork is mainly about situational
leadership, letting the person with the
relevant core competency for a
situation take leadership.

47. We Learn To …
•
•
•
•
Never give up when faced with failure
Work to your competencies
Compete against the situation, not against a rival.
Pool resources and work as a team which will
always beat individual performers

48. Let’s go
and
build stronger teams!

51. An Excerpt From
Times Of India

52. Some more Dale Carnegie quotes
• “Develop success from failures. Discouragement and
failure are two of the surest stepping stones to
success.” ― Dale Carnegie
• “Don't be afraid of enemies who attack you. Be afraid
of the friends who flatter you.”
― Dale Carnegie