The big news this week was Apple’s release of the iPhone 6. If you’re like us, you were inspired by memory that Apple wasn’t always the tech giant that it is today and Steve Jobs was once just an entrepreneur with a great idea. This week we’re all about remembering what sets entrepreneurs apart. Whether it’s our habits, thought processes, or goals, entrepreneurs simply need to have a different mindset.
India’s Tech Boom
India is one of the biggest emerging markets for entrepreneurs. The unique culture and challenges of building a business in India has led to some really innovative ideas and creative solutions. If you’re interested in what makes Indian entrepreneur culture different and how Indian startups are taking on the domestic and global market, check out this interview with Sanjay Nath, founder of Indian VC firm, Blume.
At the end, he offers 3 great tips for entrepreneurs everywhere:
- Make sure your startup addresses a real problem
- Take time and care to build a great team to work with
- Be open to feedback and build your network
The Best Ideas Aren’t Always the Brightest
Need a little inspiration when others don’t always get your idea? Inc reminds us that you don’t have to have the most complicated and high-tech idea to have a huge hit on your hands. Enjoy this fun list of silly ideas that ended up making it big time. These ideas remind us that entrepreneurial success is about much more than having the “best” idea.
Is the Customer Always Right?
Every business is bound to have growing pains. As you expand and develop your business, it is important to keep your oldest and most loyal customers in mind. However, just because somebody has been loyal to you and your business for a long time, doesn’t mean they always know what’s best when it comes to how you should provide your services. These issues may need to be handled differently than the typical customer complaint. The Huffington Post offers helpful advice on how to figure out the root cause of a normally happy customer’s complaints, and how to address those complaints.
What are some unique challenges you’ve encountered with customers? Let us know how you handled it in the comments below.
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