The Traits You Need to Become Successful like Jeff Bezos and Jamie Dimon | Inc.

Angela Duckworth, professor at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Grit, explains to Inc. reporter Zoë Henry what great leaders like Jeff Bezos, Bill Clinton, and Jamie Dimon have in common.
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[@zackde8795]

How to start a bussiness. Step 1: Look for a promblem in the world that you have passion for. Step 2: See if there is an opportunity and market. Step 3: Study your target market. Step 4: Make sure that the product or service it 3X better then the competition. Step 5: Introduce what you are selling... First impressions count. Step 6: Invest into growing the bussiness Step 7: Find people who can do what you can't. Step 8: Invest all your time in that company. NO BREAKS!!! Step 9: Money has 0 emotion so don't bring it to the game. Step 10: Be ruthless Step 11: If all else fails. REPEAT. Step 12. LEARN, HAVE FUN, AND NEVER GIVE UP.

[@NadidLinchestein]

Thank you

[@osmonddsilva1577]

Great interview! Thanks

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[@NjBou]

I just love Angela Duckworth! I'm in the middle of Grit and it just feeds my curiosity to the point where I just want to do what she does! lol

[@xxprojeff895]

For me the only thing for a person to be succesful is to work hard for it.

[@epicsamar3609]

That's too general and inaccurate // I rather not explain myself as its quite obvious why.

[@charliefasurf1000]

@@epicsamar3609 as if "ride on someone elses back" is not general and random.

[@549BR]

Just have no sense of propriety, ethics, or morality, and you'll be hugely successful.

[@leonardoromero8]

18:38 good for parents

[@scatteredvideos1]

Step 1. Don't donate more than 1% of you 100 billion dollars in assets.

[@LM-ch8rh]

i thought the interviewer did a great job asking leading questions and not interrupting. i get frustrated when the interviewer sometimes talks over the other person and it interrupts the point the person is trying to make.