Udemy - Intro to Entrepreneurship: Get started as an Entrepreneur

Description

Starting your own business is scary. Really scary.

How do you know if your idea is any good? Or if your customers will ever show up?

How do you know… what you’re doing AT ALL?

There’s no place, degree, or university that can teach you how to become a successful Entrepreneur.

You just have to get out there and learn everything for yourself. One step at a time….

Right?

Wrong.

Entrepreneurship is not a mythical, illusive creature and it’s not a secret that’s hidden behind doors.

You CAN learn how to become a successful Entrepreneur and you CAN learn how to prepare yourself.

In this course, we’re going to do just that.

You’re going to learn everything you need to know about being an Entrepreneur, like:

The core concepts
How to think like an Entrepreneur
What you should care about and conversely ignore
How to go about gathering the resources you need to tackle your dream

And when you’re completely ready to go toe to toe with any “veteran” business owner out there, you’re going to learn something they wish they knew:

How to consistently come up with insightful, actionable business ideas

It’s everything you need to get started.

You’ll go from 0 to Entrepreneur in no time.

About the instructor:

Top rated Udemy Instructor with over 650+ 5 star reviews.

Teaches 9 different courses on Entrepreneurship, with over 20,000 students enrolled.

All courses by the instructor have are rated an average of 4.97 out of 5 stars.

+ Worked as a VC and was in charge of deal flow in Silicon Valley. Oversaw investments in large companies like Facebook, LinkedIn, & Tesla.

+ Startup founder for 5 years, raised 3 rounds of capital worth several millions of dollars.

+ Currently Director of a Digital Agency that specializes in taking ideas from raw concept all the way to launch.
Who this course is for:

Anyone interested in starting their own business and becoming self employed
Anyone interested in becoming an Entrepreneur

Requirements

Familiarity with common companies will help but is not necessary

Last updated 3/2019