Sakib Mahmud Aka Visionary Geek

Yesterday, I’m just checking about my sites present search engine performance and googling post title “How To Become A Great Entrepreneur?, it’s brilliant and I’m getting another one excellent post which was published by By Mike Michalowicz, Author of The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur. Mike shared 163 Ways How To Become An Entrepreneur, simply awesome and I have read the whole articles and each and every points brings new experiences to me and even I’m enthusiast to read his book The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur. Read the whole articles first and then go for the books. Until then, I’m busy with Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust By Chris Brogan and Julien Smith — still interested to know more visit Chris’s blog post.

photo courtesy to You are an entrepreneur

When the entrepreneur words comes to mind or I’m seeing Sergey and Page — the founder of Google.com. We already have know what things they have done and what’s the model and the business strategy of their web company. Also, Evan Williams, Jason Fried, Marc Andreessen, Caterina Fake, Elon Musk, Niklas Zennstrom and Arianna Huffington and Mark Zuckerberg — what is doing now? Whatever, every entrepreneur following some killer strategy to grownup their business, it can be slower or faster but they are taking both to find what gaining more outcomes with less.

I’m coming across from What makes a great entrepreneur? from Neils Patels blog who is the founder of Crazy Egg and KISSmetrics (I’m loving it) and  you know the interesting theory and history of KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid). So, on his post he is trying to introducing some other entrepreneurs — all are not billionaires but somehow they are millionaires and doing great in business and become success entrepreneurs.

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Today I’m coming across from this blog fireside chat money and passion and also I’m reading about Guy Kawasaki, the managing director of Garage Technology Venture. So, another one click and I’m always interested to know more about venture capital funding in technology industry and I got some excitement.

“Garage Technology Ventures is a seed-stage and early-stage venture capital fund. We’re looking to invest in extraordinary entrepreneurs who have the ability to build great teams and great companies.” — says Garage.com

You know, if you keep only reading Garage.com — you will learn lots of new things about venture capitals and what actually a venture capital company looking for, how the entrepreneurship trying to manage the venture capitalist and trying to get funds and lots of things. Even, they tracked what types of lying can be use to get funds and that’s awesome and from both side, whatever you’re entrepreneur or investor. I’m leaning and sharing with you.

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An entrepreneur is a person who has possession of an enterprise, or venture, and assumes significant accountability for the inherent risks and the outcome. It is an ambitious leader who combines land, labour, and capital to create and market new goods or services. Entrepreneur in English is a term applied to the type of personality who is willing to take upon herself or himself a new venture or enterprise and accepts full responsibility for the outcome. via wikipedia.

I’m trying to collect some resource from internet where you can get entrepreneurship related information, what to start your business, small or larges, it can be a corporation, micro business, about marketing strategy, social networking, niche marketing, customer relationship management, legal business and relationships and so on.

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Most recently, I visited from retiredat21.com and post an excellent articles. For Bangladeshi geeks major problem is safety net connection and the skills to pay the bills. Moreover, if we can overcome all this things that will be great. See below, the keynotes are taken and give below.

Be Responsible with Your Responsibilities – Listen
carefully, as this part is key. You need to be able to start small, the
best way to do this is to have low overheads. You do not want to be
paying off a monster mortgage and seven kids when you are first
starting out, at first you should be looking to get a series of low
winners under your belt, and from there they will naturally grow into
bigger incomes.

Have a safety net – If you have a spouse or
children, you absolutely must have a safety net of income to cover
life’s necessities. This includes rent, utilities, food,
transportation, school, and health care expenses.

Have the right toolbox – Here is what you will
need: a computer, net connection, phone, printer, digital camera and
the software to be able to write content, and upload files to a web
server.

The Skills to Pay the Bills – There is no point
owning a computer if you don’t know how to turn it on, there is no
point having software if you don’t know how to use it, and there is no
point trying to be successful UNTIL you have mastered all of these
tools. Don’t worry, it will seem daunting at first, but use your one
hour per day and you will get the hang of it in no time.

Network - It is not always what you know, but who
you know. So make sure that you make an effort to meet all your
competitors, they won’t bite. Speak with all your potential
advertisers, post at related forums, blog, guest blog… do whatever it
takes to build a name for yourself. Your contacts list is one of the
most valuable things you will ever own.

Five Steps to Kick-Ass Entrepreneur Success [via retiredat21.com]