@ChrisFolayan

Award-winning Serial Entrepreneur, Author, Mentor & Speaker / CEO/ Board Advisor / Podcaster / Founder of https://xitter.cf/t.co/U7HE6RO8ou

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Joined January 2018
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I went toe-to-toe with an artificial intelligence in a debate and it will shock you. Listen to the full episode at founderholic.com
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Listen to "5 Types of People Successful Entrepreneurs Keep Around" by Founderholic. creators.spotify.com/pod/sho…

5 Types of People Successful Entrepreneurs Keep Around by Founderholic

In my latest article, Chris Folayan breaks down the 5 key types of people every entrepreneur needs to thrive:1️⃣ Visionaries and Role Models – They inspire you to dream big and aim higher.2️⃣ Mentors...

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3 lessons all successful entrepreneurs agree on
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Listen to "Raising founders starts now with your kids" by Founderholic. podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…

Raising founders starts now with your kids by Founderholic

Parents, how are schools teaching our kids to think like and understand entrepreneurship? What role can parents play to helping their child find their "Brilliance" while still maintaining a fun...

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Focus on where you are going and not the distractions that come #Focus #startup #BusinessStrategy
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celebrate your accomplishments big or small. They motivate you and others to do more. #motivationalvideos #StartupSuccess #LeadershipMatters
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How you respond today could shape your tomorrow. foundercentered.com
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Experiencing challenges enables you to realize your superpowers. As parents we want to PREVENT obstacles with our kids, as adults we want to SUCCESS in overcoming obstacles, you have to realize what happens when put those together "PREVENT SUCCESS". #parenting #SuccessJourney
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Never think you have it all figured out. Keep on learning and pushing yourself and your business to become better than you are today. #EntrepreneurLife #BusinessSuccess #Leadership
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Check out the latest article in my newsletter: The Power of Inexperience in Founders is undeniable. linkedin.com/pulse/power-ine… via @LinkedIn

The Power of Inexperience in Founders is undeniable.

Listen To This Podcast Episode at www.Founderholic.

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Listen to "11 things no one told me before starting a business" by Founderholic. podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…

11 things no one told me before starting a business by Founderholic

A deep and personal conversation on the 11 things I wish someone told me before I started my first company. A most listen to episode for entrepreneurs and founders.

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11 things I wish I knew before starting a company. 😃#StartupGrowth #Entrepreneur #growthhacking #investors #founders #founderholic
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Never start a business based on an idea. Start it based on something you are passionate about. Mute all the buzz about what is trending. If you are passionate about something you can build an innovative business #Entrepreneur #startups #businesstips
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Resilience is not just about bouncing back; it’s about pushing forward. Never give up when things get tough, you are in the midst of a lesson. Remember to always run towards the challenge and watch how fast you grow. foundercentered.com #startup #entreprenuer #mindsetmatters
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When you combine goals 💪 , time management , persistence, and passion, success is sure to follow. #success #mindset #startup #growth
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Curiosity leads us to unbelievable opportunities. When we stop remaining curious and using our imagination, that’s when we stop truly working. Today's work requires #Innovation and you know what can get us there? Using our imaginations! @HarvardBiz hbr.org/2024/03/harnessing-i…

Harnessing Imagination to Drive Innovation

The decay of rules-based trade means that companies can no longer find growth as easily by expanding to new locations, or expanding demand through low-cost single point sourcing. In this context,...

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Questions a founder should always ask before taking any money from an investor.
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We find ourselves often fretting over the future. It’s too easy to get into a deep hole in this line of thinking. Rather than continue down this path, readjust that thinking to reflect on the past. #GrowthMindset #FoundersCentered
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We can’t see the future. We don’t have time machines. So reflect on your past and use it as a catalyst to identify growth for your future. Take it step by step and don’t jump ahead.
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Having a fixed belief that relationships only tend to develop spontaneously can inhibit you from reaching out and building diverse relationships. For business founders, this line of thinking should be thrown out the window! @HarvardBiz hbr.org/2024/03/how-to-build…

How to Build a Broader Network within Your Company

Professional relationships, like all interpersonal connections, tend to form between individuals who are similar to each other. And having a fixed belief that relationships tend to develop spontane...

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