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Joe Nilsen
Joe Nilsen didn’t know if he would graduate high school until two days before graduation. But it wasn’t because of his test scores. Actually, he aced every single test. It was because of his disinterest in the mundane core curriculum high schools still offer students. High school didn’t inspire him. Passion is a driving force in every venture Joe Nilsen has embarked on so far. Joe is an all-or-nothing type of person.
After Joe realized his plan of being a master chef wasn’t going to work out, he needed to find something else that inspired him: Selling. Joe Nilsen has always been a salesman. He sold sodas out of a backpack when they banned them in school. He sold prom tickets at double price. So, next up? Selling on Amazon.
As with every other After experiencing the extreme injustice experienced while selling on Amazon, Joe moved into the world of consulting for other sellers. Through his pioneering approach to technology, his persistence, and his fearless approach to business and life, Joe has helped countless sellers with crippling account issues, developed software that has changed many sellers’ approaches to the platform, and much more.
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Five Things Every New Entrepreneur Needs to Know
Consider These Before Starting Your Own Business
Let's face it: starting your own business is exciting. You get to be your boss and call the shots, which is something most people dream about from a young age. But starting a company also comes with its challenges—these challenges can be even more challenging if you don't know what to expect when you're starting. To help new entrepreneurs gain insight into what's in store, here are five things every new entrepreneur needs to know.
Be prepared to think outside the box.
As a new entrepreneur, you'll need to think creatively to solve problems. You will be responsible for coming up with solutions and making decisions on the fly—and that doesn't just mean figuring out how to sell more products or services.
You will also need to be flexible and adaptable, especially when it comes to working with other people who may not share your passion for entrepreneurship. The skills you learned at college or university may be helpful, but you are nowhere near equipped for the world from what you learned there. No business can succeed without collaboration from its employees. You'll have the opportunity to learn how other people think about things, which can open your mind up even further than it already has been through your formal education.
Don't expect overnight success.
You will not achieve overnight success, and you should expect that. If it were easy, everybody would be doing it, right? Unfortunately, that's not the case.
It's lonely being an entrepreneur—especially when you're just starting. You'll be working around the clock and struggling to get your business off the ground; no breaks or weekends are in sight. It can also be emotionally exhausting, especially if you're putting every ounce of energy into finding new customers and ensuring they're satisfied with their purchases from your company. While this is a positive thing because it means people like what you do enough to buy from us again and again, it does mean that things have gotten off track at times due to our personal lives taking over for a few weeks at a time--and we know how stressful those sorts of situations can be.
But despite all these challenges (and there are many more), don't give up on yourself. You'll come out stronger than ever once everything settles down around here...just give us some time while we figure ourselves out.
Don't be afraid of failure.
Many successful entrepreneurs will tell you that failure is a natural part of the process. Think about it: if you never fail, then you're probably not trying anything new. If your company is stagnating and not growing as fast as it should be, maybe it's because you've already found a successful formula and don't need to adjust your strategy anymore.
Don't fear failure—embrace it. When something doesn't work out like you hoped or planned, learn from it instead of beating yourself up over it. Use that experience as an opportunity to try something new next time around.
Invest in a good accountant.
Find a good accountant. It is vitally important that you invest in a good accountant, as it will allow you to focus on your business and leave the numbers to people who are experts at them. Accountants are very important for entrepreneurs because they can help you determine how profitable your company is and how much tax liability you have. They can also help with estate planning and working out the best way to invest money from one year into another so that it leaves more money in your pocket at the end of each year, which means fewer taxes due each April 15th. Tax laws are very complicated, so unless you have time on your hands (and who does?), find someone with experience who understands what they're doing.
Conclusion
Finishing your first year as an entrepreneur is an exciting milestone. It means you have made it through the toughest part of starting up: finding customers and clients. Now, you can focus on growing your business while keeping in mind these five tips that will help you succeed as a new entrepreneur. If you are looking for a way to save money, consider hiring an accountant who can help you with your taxes.
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How do I remove the bad review from amazon?
Amazon product reviews – you can’t bring this topic up in front of a group of Amazon sellers without causing a ruckus. Between the direct correlations of positive product reviews to higher rankings in search results, positive social proof, and better conversions, Amazon sellers live and die by their product reviews.
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Joe Nilsen - Find Yourself. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to start. Find yourself: explore your personality, beliefs, values, and motivations.
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Joe Nilsen - Brand Consultant - LivePerNature
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Check out Joe Nilsen's post on Reddit.
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Joe Nilsen's LivePerNature brand
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Joe Nilsen’s Eternal Pure brand - Keto Stomp
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Ever wonder what Rachel Rey is like in person? Check out my article from the time I spent with her at Food Network.
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