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There are three main stages of entrepreneurship.

The first stage is when we’re wearing different hats and we’re trying to make the sales, do the marketing, create the product and handling support. That’s the life of the solopreneur, when you’re bootstrapping when you first start out and try to do everything on your own. Eventually, you’ll realise that in order to scale the business and take it to the next level is when you’re able to outsource your weaknesses.

We all have strengths and weaknesses, and the one thing we want to do is double down on what we’re good at. Outsource your weaknesses to other people, they’ll want to join your team and make up for the things you’re not good at. I’m not good at a lot of things: website design, copy, programming - I can’t do these things and the people in my team are better than me in at least one of those things.

At the last level, that’s when you’re able to outsource your strengths. That’s the final stage, when you’re able to let go completely and work on the business instead of being in the business. Depending on where you are in this journey of entrepreneurship, ask yourself what you can do to start letting go. If you’re a solopreneur, then it’s tasks like customer support. Activities that keep your business afloat and don’t necessarily take it towards the direction you want to take it.

Ask yourself, in order to scale your business to the next level, what can you outsource this month so that you’re working on the business and not inside it. There’s a big difference.

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Another World Cup for India to Win, The Entrepreneurship World Cup!

As India competes for the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy, there is a new World Cup that I’m equally excited about. This World Cup is for the problem solvers, the changemakers, and the next generation of unicorns.
This World Cup is the Entrepreneurship World Cup! Indian Entrepreneurs, this is for you!

Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC)

EWC is a global accelerator that aims to develop 1,00,000 startups from 100 countries by bringing together the world’s top entrepreneurs, mentors, investors and educational resources. EWC invites all startups, be it idea-stage, early-stage or growth-stage, to this global pitch competition to compete for global prizes worth $5 million and investment opportunities from the world’s top investors and venture capitalists. EWC will have national competitions around the world to identify top startups that will represent their respective countries on the international stage.

In India, regional competitions will start in July across 6 cities in the country: Srinagar, Delhi, Gangtok, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Raipur. After regionals, finalists from each region will be invited to compete in the National Finals in August where they will be selected as national finalists en-route to the international finale in November in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

MiSK Foundation, The Global EducatIon & Leadership Foundation (tGELF), Global Entrepreneurship Network, Global Silicon Valley Labs in partnership with Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP), NITI Aayog invite the best Indian entrepreneurs to apply for the competition!

It’s time for our entrepreneurs to take center stage on the global platform. Bring another trophy home and show the world why India deserves to be a leader in fostering entrepreneurship.

To learn more and apply visit: https://entrepreneurshipworldcup.com/ewc-application/

Final Application: https://bit.ly/2Ka5aZM

Deadline for the last application is June 15th, 2019

Chak De India!

Join the EWC now - entrepreneurshipworldcup.com The findings, interpretation and conclusions expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Misk Foundation.

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