In an interview on my podcast,

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In an interview on my podcast, The Side Hustle Project, Noah shared with me even more of his business advice and thoughts about how aspiring entrepreneurs should go about starting their projects and successfully promoting your blog—including how he earned $1,000 in 24hrs on a brand new idea… selling beef jerky.

14. Steli Efti. Start-Business-Advice-with-Steli-Efti-on-ryrob
Steli is the CEO of Close, a high-powered inside sales communication uk ka number kya hai (and my pick as the best CRM for small business) that’s powered by his years of experience driving millions of dollars in sales for hundreds of venture backed Silicon Valley startups. Here’s what Steli has to share as far as business advice for aspiring entrepreneurs who want to start a business today:

“One of the most painful and common mistakes I see first-time entrepreneurs make is that they fall in love with their own business idea.”

“They’ll spend months building what they believe to be the next innovative, disruptive, game-changing startup. Then they launch… and nobody buys, nobody cares, nothing happens.”

"Don't fall in love with your idea, fall in love with the problem you're solving." @steli
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“Don’t fall in love with your business idea. Instead, fall in love with the problem you’re trying to solve for your customers, and validate your business idea early on that it is a problem worth solving.”

15. Vanessa Van Edwards. Start a Business with Vanessa Van Edwards on ryrob
A Huffington Post columnist, Vanessa’s groundbreaking work at Science of People has been featured on NPR, the Wall Street Journal, the Today Show and USA Today. Here’s what she believes is the biggest mistake entrepreneurs make when they start a business for the first time:

“There is no path! I think the biggest mistake first-time entrepreneurs make is they desperately want a structured business plan and direct path.”