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s community is the home of entrepreneurs who embrace their passion and follow their dreams.
Our newly-designed profiles allow members to express themselves by sharing their interests, lessons learned, as well as bits and pieces of their roller-coaster journey.
These profiles give entrepreneurs an opportunity to showcase themselves and tell their story.
So if you are an entrepreneur, a serial entrepreneur, or even an aspiring entreprenener, we'd like to hear from you.
Today's entrepreneur is Vikrant Mathur, CEO and founder of ifood.tv.
According to his VEQ (Vator entrepreneur assessment test), Vikrant is good at product management, marketing management and project development.I Am: An Entrepreneur
ifood.tv
Experthub (acquired by Internet Brands), Telephia (acquired by AC Nielsen)
I love eating Ramen.
Impossible Software
Working on a shoestring budget without a lot of resources is the most frustrating thing about entrepreneurship. However, the people that you work with, the lessons that you learn, and the hope of success makes it all worthwhile.
Fail to adapt (or pivot, as it is so famously called now) and give up too quickly.
- It is all about execution.
- Persistence pays. If it aint working, adapt.
- Learn from your competitors. If they are doing better than you, it is for a reason.
