You have got a
great business idea and you think you could make a lot of money from it - what
do you do?
Perhaps you set
up your own company, dedicate your life to it, and through drive and
determination make a fortune.
Or maybe you just
forget about your idea, and quietly get back to your salaried day job.
While most of us
fear we would be in the latter camp, the entrepreneurs of this world would
undoubtedly have a go at the first option.
Check the following for more:
Pioneer who rode a wave
Iqbal Ahmed likes things big. His office
comfortably outstrips that of most plc bosses in scale. A vast wooden bureau
contains two huge computer screens that continuously track seafood prices and
bring news from the UK and
his homeland, Bangladesh
Check the following for more:
Eight successful
entrepreneurs give their younger selves lessons they wish they'd known then
The start-up rejected by investors 45 times in a row
The businesswoman who triumphed over adversity
It was surviving
a brush with adversity that allowed Anisa Telwar's business to really grow.
Dragons' Den reject Fat Lad At The
Back pedals to retail success
The maker
of plus-size cycle wear is growing at 23pc month-on-month after being laughed
out of the Den!
"Discouragement
and failure are two of the surest stepping-stones to success" Dale Carnegie
