The Hardest Part Is The Grueling Work

There Is No Greater Country On Earth For Entrepreneurship Than America. In Every Category, From The High-tech World Of Silicon Valley, Where I Live, To University R&d Labs, To Countless Main Street Small Business Owners, Americans Are Taking Risks, Embracing New Ideas And - Most Importantly - Creating Jobs.

I Believe For The First Time In History, Entrepreneurship Is Now A Viable Career.

Entrepreneurs Always Pitch Their Idea As 'the X Of Y,' So This Is Going To Be 'the Microsoft Of Food.' And Yet Disruptive Innovations Usually Don't Have That Character. Most Of The Time, If Something Seems Like A Good Idea, It Probably Isn't.

Our Educational System Is Not Preparing People For The 21st Century. Failure Is An Essential Part Of Entrepreneurship. If You Work Hard, You Can Get An 'a' Pretty Much Guaranteed, But In Entrepreneurship, That's Not How It Works.

Products A Start-up Builds Are Really Experiments…learning About How To Build A Sustainable Business Is The Outcome Of Those Experiments [which Follow] A Three-step Process: Build, Measure, Learn.” “[a Startup Is] … An Organization Dedicated To Creating Something New Under Conditions Of Extreme Uncertainty.