MBA895 Guest Teacher: Dorie Clark – Practical Steps to Taking the Leap Into Entrepreneurship
So you want to be an entrepreneur. Honestly, who doesn’t? Who hasn’t occasionally dreamed of that freedom and self-determination? Who isn’t intrigued by the thought of making their own living on their own terms?
Of course, dreaming is one thing. Doing is another.
That’s what we’re here for: to help you become one of the “doers” who actually takes concrete action. And that’s why this week’s special guest teacher is here: to share her incredibly valuable experience on the subject of breaking into entrepreneurship.
Dorie Clark knows more than most about transitioning from conventional employment to entrepreneurship. She literally wrote the book on it, and she’s written another one that hits the shelves this week. Today, Clark offers a special preview of Entrepreneurial You: Monetize Your Expertise, Create Multiple Income Streams, and Thrive. Her years of studying independent success and profiling great entrepreneurs has given Clark unparalleled insights. She’s here to share them.
On the podcast, Clark discusses 6 specific principles that make the difference between considering entrepreneurship and actually doing it. These 6 strategic concepts allow you to hone in on what actually creates independent wealth. With so much to know, being able to focus on what really matters is crucial. These 6 things are the pillars that can turn the desire for entrepreneurial freedom into something real, feasible, and sustainable.
These are not hacks. They’re not tricks. They are instructions. Honest, practical, actionable instructions that you can apply today. With Clark’s extremely well-informed advice, you can start laying the roadmap for your own success right now. Clark has found success over years of study and experimentation. She’s lived the trial and the error. Now, let her experience increase your chances of making it.
Stick around after Clark’s lesson for two fantastic bonuses: Our host Omar offers his own tips on building and sustaining entrepreneurial momentum— after all, he knows a thing or two about independent success himself! And, Dorie Clark would like to offer all of our listeners a special free download, one that can jumpstart your journey to entrepreneurship today.
There are no shortcuts. As Clark and Omar detail in this lesson, entrepreneurial success is earned, not taken. We’re not here to sell The Dream, and neither is Dorie Clark. What we can offer is the truth about exactly what it takes to do business— your business, your own way. It’s not easy, and it’s not quick. But it is possible. With some honest effort and the right guidance, you can do this.
Tune in. Hear Clark’s advice and Omar’s analysis. Get your free gift. Go forth into the future you make for yourself. Click Play!
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