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Episode from StartupNation Radio Channel: Business Planning

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Michael Gerber’s E-Myth franchise debunked the common myths surrounding starting a business. He outlines a series of steps that take people from beginning to end and teaches that a successful business is autonomous; it succeeds without the entrepreneur rather than because of him. Gerber believes that your business should thrive independent of you so that you are not a slave to it. That being said, a business should be born of a dream.  This is the theory behind In the Dreaming Room , Gerber’s latest project.

In the Dreaming Room is an event that encourages people to identify their dream and find a way to pursue it as a business. Michael holds these events nationwide as a venue in which people explore their passions, identify them and find a way to connect them to a business plan. Listen in as Michael Gerber explains the reasons why dreaming is essential.    

About Michael Gerber

Michael E. Gerber is the Founder & Chairman of E-Myth Worldwide , the coaching, training, and education firm he founded in 1977 to transform the development of small businesses worldwide. Now 70 years young and unquenched in his passion to transform entrepreneurship worldwide, Michael is turning his attention from the development of existing businesses to the special needs of entrepreneurs in the Startup. In December 2005 he launched In the Dreaming Room, a new venture for entrepreneurs seeking to create world class startups.


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BigIdea BigIdea Posted: 5/11/2009 3:12:01 PM

Most Entrepreneurs make the business but they do need to have an exit plan where the business can continue without them either run or owned by others.   http://ibigidea.com ...

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boneill boneill Posted: 9/6/2007 2:57:47 PM

You can also get up to $25k from...

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robertj robertj Posted: 9/1/2007 12:26:52 PM

Networking, networking, networking. In NJ there are at least 3 venture groups that I can think of that meet monthly and ask for start ups to do a pitch in front of the group. While somewhat...

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Raisecapital02 Raisecapital02 Posted: 9/1/2007 12:19:32 PM

I found it easy to find investors when you are involved in other projects. Sometimes, if they see that you are successful in other projects, you meet people with the same goals that could help...

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