Expert Business Growth, Virtual Staffing & Personal Branding
by Chris 47 Comments
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ov_ERjPpQ4
I’ve been an entrepreneur, my own boss, for close to 10 years now. Living an entrepreneurial lifestyle isn’t as easy, however, as a lot of people think it is. Sure, you have the freedom to do what you want, when you want, with who you want and to work on whatever you like, whenever you like – but, there is more to it.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vU1VGQGK8I
Location: Miami South Beach, Viewing / Reading Time: 6-7mins
I’m posting this update from an awesome little coffee shop in Miami South Beach, however, it was shot on the last segment of my current four-city US pleasure trip, in San Francisco (one of my favorite cities in the world). Today I’d like to introduce a good friend and fellow entrepreneur to you all, Sanjay Malhotra, who is a tech start-up guru and angel investor based in the Bay Area. Myself and Sanjay actually used to work at the same company together many years ago, and obviously went our separate ways to explore our entrepreneurial urges. Even though we have thousands of miles between us, we haven’t let the distance get in the way of the fun talks and energizing brainstorming sessions that we regularly have, mostly via Skype, and I wanted to make sure that we shot a few videos for the blog when we had the opportunity.
This clip is just a ‘teaser’ so to speak (and filmed in a pretty poorly lit area of the ‘Top of the Mark’ restaurant at the top level of the Mark Hopkins Intercontinental, before a cocktail or two!). However, there will be another two videos coming up in the next few days, where we’ll discuss a couple of major points of business for the entrepreneur of today. Firstly, we’ll go over a few online resources …
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