Comments on: Emotional Liars http://entrepreneur.northstarthinktank.com/entrepreneurship/emotional-liars/ Northstar Thinktank Entrepreneurs Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:51:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Dat http://entrepreneur.northstarthinktank.com/entrepreneurship/emotional-liars/#comment-11 Dat Mon, 31 Dec 2007 07:45:27 +0000 http://entrepreneur.northstarthinktank.com/uncategorized/emotional-liars/#comment-11 I have been in a agreement with you about the opinion " your initial failures associated with emotional business decisions can eventually be the key to your future success.".The more failures we have, the more optimism we have to be in. The cold dark passing is the appearing moment the warm light of dawn, that is a subjective rule of the nature. The problem is that we must catch these changing rules, it means that we must be aware of and seize the turning moment of the dark into the warm light. Think of these please and i trust that we are in the most feasible fruits. Thank you for considering my comments. I have been in a agreement with you about the opinion ” your initial failures associated with emotional business decisions can eventually be the key to your future success.”.The more failures we have, the more optimism we have to be in. The cold dark passing is the appearing moment the warm light of dawn, that is a subjective rule of the nature. The problem is that we must catch these changing rules, it means that we must be aware of and seize the turning moment of the dark into the warm light.

Think of these please and i trust that we are in the most feasible fruits.

Thank you for considering my comments.

]]> By: Bryant http://entrepreneur.northstarthinktank.com/entrepreneurship/emotional-liars/#comment-10 Bryant Wed, 18 Apr 2007 13:47:41 +0000 http://entrepreneur.northstarthinktank.com/uncategorized/emotional-liars/#comment-10 You are right Jeff, most entrepreneurs will ignore what the "market" may be telling them. I think in a lot of cases it leads to failure, even if just temporary; but on the other hand I can not think of one truly great company or business that did start out with what "most" would consider a crazy idea and passion. You are right Jeff, most entrepreneurs will ignore what the “market” may be telling them.

I think in a lot of cases it leads to failure, even if just temporary; but on the other hand I can not think of one truly great company or business that did start out with what “most” would consider a crazy idea and passion.

]]> By: Jay http://entrepreneur.northstarthinktank.com/entrepreneurship/emotional-liars/#comment-9 Jay Fri, 30 Mar 2007 19:28:36 +0000 http://entrepreneur.northstarthinktank.com/uncategorized/emotional-liars/#comment-9 This information really resonates with me. Mixing optimism and passion while maintaining a focus on market factors in the right mix is critical to success. This information really resonates with me. Mixing optimism and passion while maintaining a focus on market factors in the right mix is critical to success.

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