An Afternoon With Kevin Ryan

1. It’s about execution

2. //www.prisedwatch.com/ An idea is great, but what matters is how well the idea is executed. “A four month head start is not really an advantage,” he said.  In the future, the Internet will disrupt every industry. Google or Facebook did not reinvent the wheel. You don’t have to. Find something that already exists and make it better, he suggested.

3. It’s about people Money follows the people. Your job as CEO is to find and recruit the best people.

4. It’s about simplicity Kevin’s suggestion: have an idea that is simple, better yet one that nobody is pursuing. Focus on an area that is neglected. “You want to find a $10 billion sector that people are not good at,” he said. Don’t add features. Pick a neutral name for your venture. Keep it simple, stupid.

5. It’s about opportunities People worry about running out of ideas. But things are changing constantly. Take advantage of those shifts. Be willing to try new things. Aim high, and have a big goal. This, in turn, will motivate others to join your venture. And by pursuing big opportunities and goals you will have an easier time raising capital.

6. It’s about passion

7. //www.prisedwatch.com/replica-breitling-watches-sale.html//www.prisedwatch.com/replica-cartier-watches-sale.html//www.prisedwatch.com///www.prisedwatch.com/replica-breitling-watches-sale.html//www.prisedwatch.com/replica-cartier-watches-sale.html “Why do people fall behind?” Kevin asked. They were not really into it. They were not doing it for fun. Focus on what you love. You can fake it for a while. If you don’t love what you do, you will fall behind. The rat race amongst competitive people will not matter twenty years from now.