Erik Klima
Erik Klima
8 business lessons I learned after building 3 businesses and getting my a** whooped over the last 6 years.
8 business lessons I learned after building 3 businesses and getting my a** whooped over the last 6 years.
8 business lessons I learned after building 3 businesses and getting my a** whooped over the last 6 years.
Thursday 23rd March 2023
Erik Klima shares hard-earned business lessons from building three ventures over six years. Tune in for practical advice and inspiration.
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Erik Klima
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Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Body & Mind
Sobriety Toolkit
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Erik Klima's Hard-Earned Business Wisdom: 6 Years, 3 Ventures, Countless Lessons
During the first stage of your business, you know when it's just an infant, it's just a little baby. We don't start businesses to make our life harder or to live in a more challenging type of life. I made grand My First Month and I honestly did not expect that.
What does it take to build three businesses from scratch, especially when one of them fails? Erik Klima, a former addict turned successful CEO, dives into this very question in his episode '8 business lessons I learned after building 3 businesses and getting my a** whooped over the last 6 years'. Erik doesn't sugarcoat his journey; he shares the raw, unfiltered truth about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship.
From the comfort of his own bedroom, he managed to create two thriving businesses, learning invaluable lessons along the way. If you're an aspiring entrepreneur or just need a dose of motivation, Erik's candid storytelling is sure to resonate with you. One key takeaway from this episode is the importance of adaptability. Erik stresses that launching a business requires more effort and dedication than you might initially think.
He likens the early stages of a business to caring for an infant—it demands constant attention and care. But why do we start businesses? Not to make life harder, but to achieve something greater. Erik also highlights the importance of focusing on selling your product right from the beginning. He advises against pouring too much money into logos and websites before testing your idea. Instead, polish your product as you go.
Direct marketing is another crucial element he discusses, emphasizing its role in bringing in customers and testing new ideas. Erik warns against delegating roles too soon and underscores the value of hands-on involvement in the early stages. His episode is packed with practical advice and inspiring stories that will motivate you to pursue your entrepreneurial dreams. So, if you're ready to turn your setbacks into comebacks, tune in to hear Erik Klima's hard-earned wisdom.