Nish Kotecha
Don’t be afraid of rapid experimentation – yes, you will fail sometimes, but this will ultimately set you on the right path. Nish is the Chairman and Co-founder of…
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Lilia Stoyanov
Ask yourself what you are really good at. Then look around for a problem that you could solve applying your skills. Lilia Stoyanov is a multi-awarded startup founder and…
Marco Streng
Be careful who you do business with and never assume that others operate with the same core values that you do. Marco Streng discovered Bitcoin while studying to become…
Binish Qureshi
Take your time to really understand who you are. That’s critical. Then understand what you want. Binish Qureshi was born in Karachi, Pakistan. Her family moved to England when…
Francis Menassa
Listen to people, listen to your team and listen to your clients. Francis Menassa is the CEO and Founder of JAR Capital, an independent wealth and asset management firm…
Ian Wright
Go in-depth whenever possible with unique or original data. Ian Wright is the founder of British Business Energy a business energy comparison service based in the UK. He’s an…
Imran Khan Glasgow
Anything is possible as long as you put sincere effort into it. If you want to do something just persevere. Never let obstacles in your way get you down. …
Ross Pamphilon
Fail quickly and learn the lessons of what went wrong and move on to a new challenge. Being able to learn but also let go and move on is a…
Jo Britton
To worry less about failure and what others think of you. Failing is an inevitable part of success. It’s simply feedback and learning so take it as such and use…
Sally Greene
Listen to others – listening to your team is key for any successful leader. Listening is very important and none of us listen enough. Sally Greene has established herself…
Annesley Abercorn
Employ a can-do attitude all around. Ultimately, you have to be willing to get down to work and believe that anything is possible. Proud patriot Annesley Abercorn is the…
Louis Francis
The most important thing is to make a start. Get your rough ideas down on a page or brainstorm. They can always be refined and developed later. Louis Francis…