How to be successful with EVERY IDEA you have l Martin Warner

Have you ever wondered how an entrepreneur can launch numerous startups and succeed at all of them? Martin Warner, a British entrepreneur, will tell you the secret! Martin has founded 5+ startups across 4 different industries, and now he is teaching more than 250,000 entrepreneurs around the world!First of all, to be successful with every idea, you need to know if it’s a good one! Martin will guide you on how to evaluate it. He also explains how to develop your company without losing control due to financial equity.
If you’re starting fresh with your startup, this video is a must-watch!
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[@tyrellcobb4665]

I'm pretty sure no one has ever accused this guy of suffering from excess humility or modesty.

[@jingyitay6179]

Jingoistic. Probably someone who doesn't wanna make a positive impact in the world. Just pumping some cash out of society to win competition 🎉

[@jingyitay6179]

I finished the video and I appreciate the unconventional wisdom he gave, particularly that an important idea will resurface again after a period (of meditation) It's something that thich nhat hanh also mentioned and Im struggling to refind the balance to calmness so I can make the right/beautiful choice that is not anxiety reactive.

[@shalcueva4074]

how is no one pointing out his resemblance with Robert Greene

[@jabulanijama7569]

He looks a lot like Robert Greene

[@trizzle2849]

I’ve read his book, ‘An Entrepreneur’s Journey from Idea to Exit’ and his story is fascinating. Elite mindset.

[@barbarawaters4993]

Martin has dedicated his life to helping entrepreneurs launch their own businesses. His programme is second to none and will give you all the building blocks necessary to decide whether or not your idea is viable as a business. His passion for his business and dedication to helping entrepreneurs is clear and I would definitely recommend his course to anyone thinking of starting a business.

[@SDW3-6-9]

Great Summary about THINKING about Startups as a soluble problem, searching for a sustainable business model. He knows what he is talking about!

[@fra5715]

Wow, this video is incredibly insightful and right up my alley! As someone deeply immersed in tech, working with hardware and AI to create products and services for both individual customers and client service businesses, this is exactly what I needed to hear. It resonates with the journey of entrepreneurs aiming to delve deeper into their ventures, guiding them from ideation and concepts to the actual materialization of a startup. The emphasis on having a realistic ending and transitioning to the next idea or problem for innovative solutions is spot on. Thank you for featuring Martin in this EO talk - truly inspiring, motivational, and educational!

[@andytoh-toh6488]

Martin's advice is GOLD. I'm going to see how i can sign up to become his student as I want to become an entrepreneur..

[@ThomasGrey1212]

I was looking into his program and considering it too. If it helps it is Entrepreneur Seminar.

[@Versatelier]

Beyond the boardroom, Martin Warner has demonstrated a profound commitment to creating opportunities for others. Initiatives such as mentorship programmes, incubators for startups, this reflects his dedication to fostering the next generation of entrepreneurs. By sharing his knowledge he is a catalyst for positive change.

[@folklorefrench]

Just watched this and wow, what a gem! It really nails the whole startup journey, from the early ideas right through to making things happen. And the bit about moving smoothly onto the next big thing? Spot on. Martin's session was not just inspiring but super informative too. Cheers for sharing this in the EO talk - definitely got me thinking!

[@AmiraEntrepreneur]

Actually the media dubbed him "The UK's Elon Musk" --- check Yahoo Finance, The Independent and other media outlets. Whoever edited this video should not have cut out the first part of the statement --- which gives context and shows that he was not making obnoxious comparisons, but was explaining why THE MEDIA started calling him that.

[@phasematerialsresearch9319]

Great talk!

[@Normi19]

Extremely valuable thoughts and advice.

[@backmei]

I've always wondered why we don't see guys like Martin teaching in universities and now I know, it's because it requires creative thinking where a lot of lecturers fail because they are given a list of things to teach. I have been tutored by Martin for a couple of years and he makes sense even though it took a while to get it.

[@muhammadasiffarooqi7672]

Loved it

[@Pem7]

Wow!

[@Mari_Selalu_Berbuat_Kebaikan]

Let's always do alot of good ❤️

[@lemonyth]

amazing

[@opinionatedpossum1945]

2 million New Yorkers flying around the city is the WORST IDEA EVER. Aerial delivery is the SECOND WORST IDEA EVER. The noise, stress and chaos would be indescribable.

[@jingyitay6179]

I don't think anyone in NYC cares about noise in the day. Even in parts of Switzerland, it's like Seattle, planes flying until at least midnight and highways everywhere

[@frandy8329]

Is this the whole interview??

[@ryanyouwei3448]

Ikr

[@79mjm79]

Whoever edited this video did an awful job. There are just too many cuts in this video, almost every second.

[@AmiraEntrepreneur]

Agreed!

[@RAGEEcs]

Nah this not it

[@analyser6062]

He’s backing the wrong horse.

[@philippebolduc4057]

Good video. But a guy that compare himself to elon musk 🚩🚩🚩

[@AmiraEntrepreneur]

🙂Yahoo Finance, The Independent and other media outlets dubbed him "The UK's Elon Musk". He was not making obnoxious comparisons, but was instead explaining why the media started calling him that. I know that because I have heard and read interviews where he explained why he thinks the media calls him that. I am one of his mentees (through the Entrepreneur Seminar program), so I know the context in which the words in this video were said. Unfortunately, the editor of this video cut out the part that shows the aforementioned context.

[@Boninga]

I usually love your videos and your production but can’t help to feel that this video here was super rushed, the editing doesn’t paint the true picture of who Martin Warner really is. On my limited interaction with Martin I was able to see straight away that he is an extremely humble man, who in reality should be more outspoken about his entrepreneurial exploits but instead he is reserved and creates space for people to express their vision and he is always willing to advise if asked. This editing was rushed, hope it wasn’t edited by one of your interns because the quality is miles away from your usual content and standard.

[@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384]

vtol lol

[@RusuTraianCristian]

Obnoxious..

[@AmiraEntrepreneur]

The media dubbed him "The UK's Elon Musk" --- check Yahoo Finance, The Independent and other media outlets. Whoever edited this video should not have cut out the first part of the statement --- which gives context and shows that he was not making obnoxious comparisons, but was explaining why THE MEDIA started calling him that. I am one of the people he mentors through the Entrepreneur Seminar 12-month program. Martin Warner is VERY FAR from obnoxious!!!! He is one of the most humble human beings I have ever met.

[@kcm624]

Obnoxious. Couldn't even watch 2 minutes of the interview.

[@muslimmarriage.global]

A very informative interview with a very humble entrepreneur. I attended the Starter Program which was great as every business accelerator and mentoring programme is different. The video editing did put Martin out of focus at times though which looked weird. I have started reading ‘Startup Story: An Entrepreneur’s Journey from Idea to Exit’. It's a fascinating read.