Young Entrepreneur Links for 2007-04-10

• Time Isn’t Money – One of the unfortunate things about being an entrepreneur is time does not equal money.
• ‘Young Entrepreneurs’ Present Plans for Record Label in Haas Program – Nearly 50 students from surrounding high schools presented business plans to a music label executive at the Haas School of Business.
• Would You CLICK Through Your Entrepreneurial Journey? – If you had the chance – if you had a universal remote that allowed you to fast-forward through your life – would you use it to get you to the point where you “have made it?”
• Incubator at Kongu Engineering College – The idea is like this, any entrepreneur having a requirement for an industrially demanded product can make use of this facility. He can bring in his own workforce or make use of the student resources in the college.
• No one wants your advice – Advice. Nobody wants advice. Not from me. Not from you.
• Area young entrepreneurs go for the gold…and get it – Distributive Education Clubs of America is an organization that started in the early 1940s for students interested in marketing, management and entrepreneurship.
• The Pure Adapt double shift – how I max my productivity – Every young entrepreneur has the odds stacked against them: we all have less money, less experience, and less resources than a seasoned business veteran. We tend to make up for all of those things by working VERY hard.

Evan Carmichael

Matthew Toren

Matthew Toren is an Award Winning Author, Serial Entrepreneur, and Investor. He Co-Founded YoungEntrepreneur.com along with his brother Adam. Matthew is co-author of the newly released book:Small Business, Big Vision: “Lessons on How to Dominate Your Market from Self-Made Entrepreneurs Who Did it Right” and also co-author of Kidpreneurs.