While browsing the web for small business ideas and tips, I discover a resource that is fascinating: The DaVinci Method that can better your as an entrepreneur.
How The DaVinci Method can Help You Becoming a Better Entrepreneur
Posted by ivanpw under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.noobpreneur.com 5058 days ago
Made Hot by: HeatherStone on June 18, 2010 12:39 am
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4897 days ago
5058 days ago
I also agree that the "fail fast" is a good idea. If the field is not for you, get out quickly and try something else. it's also why it is so beneficial to give it a trial run before starting. that way you can avoid sinking tons of money into a non-successful enterprise.
Rivkah
5054 days ago
Well said - however, just a thought: What about sinking tons of money itself as a great learning experience? It's quite an experience, really :)
5058 days ago
One question for you. How is this method any different or better than others on the market? I couldn't see anything on his website. Of course i may have missed the section.
I had not heard of this before so thanks for bringing it to our attention
Susan
5054 days ago
Honestly speaking, I haven't tried much of such personal development tools, but The DaVinci Method is basically "awakening the beast within you" - identify your strengths and "capitalise" on them - pretty much Tony Robbins kind of personal development.
5058 days ago
I thoroughly enjoyed your DaVinci Method article. I especially like the part about "fail fast." It reminds me of a chapter in my life when I began studying to be a computer programmer. It was fairly obvious to me after a moth that I didn't have the aptitude for programming. The school kept saying, Keep at it you'll get it." I was terrible but thjey kept stringing me along. Failing fast (which I did) would have saved me time and a lot of money. Instead I listened to others and it cost me thousands upon thousands of dollars. Failing fast is a good thing...it is an indicator to try something else.
Yoni
5054 days ago
"Failing fast (which I did) would have saved me time and a lot of money" - This explains the whole idea about failing fast :)
Cheers!