Secrets of successful entrepreneurs: Prasad Kaipa at TEDxBayArea

[@RD-kj7bb]

What you need is Product Market Fit. ...... meaning people are will to pay you a price that covers your costs and gives you a profit.......... You need these 5 things at a minimum: Skills: Sales Skills, Marketing Skills, Management Skills Time: You need free time to build your business Money: Yes, you need money to pay your bills while your building your business Knowledge : You need Market & Competition knowledge PMF: Product Market Fit, without it the above don't really matter Hope this helps......

[@GAURAV25855ify]

You r absolutely right

[@rahelabdul181]

provide the best customer service. a good quality product and consistent. reasonable price targeting broader market. spend less on unnecessary management parties. treat staff fairly for better productivity. market product accordingly. believe in your product. there you go for free.

[@sarazohar4923]

Outstanding talk. Intellectual and researched on a personal front

[@dilipsaraftopcoach]

A good talk to re-visit often and remind yourself of these basics. Good job, Prasad!

[@pranalimendhe1654]

Endurikr

[@danfloros4267]

very simple...convert a prospect into a customer and then into a client

[@sabeenbatool2609]

🙂

[@phillipntimane3495]

feels great to have people with such passion to share wisdom en insight with us in this journey of entrepreneurship of which most us are mislead.

[@glwaj4259]

So embrace the uncertainty. Because uncertainty also is a uncertainty.That means any positive thing is possible.

[@nizamudeen7543]

Some how his words don't have long term foresight.... for Netflix has scaled up heights

[@whendidyoutubeaddhandles]

The statistic of 1 in 10 businesses surviving is true. In the US atleast, the survival rate is 50% for the first 5 years, which drops to about 33% after 10 but has a lot of vatiation depending on the specific industry at hand.

[@ayanacharya9747]

I would like to point out that at 7:51 Steve Job's quote and picture has Jack Ma's name. That presentation needs a revision.

[@vivianjosephthomas6216]

Services that are profitable can also form most successful startups in future.

[@potroputlimited]

So inspirational. Enjoy it. Thanks.

[@vijaykhe]

Great talk, I have lot of take away. Thank You Prasad garu.

[@weofferhighqualitycattheme4325]

Some thoughts of this talk might be useful many entrepreneurs!

[@revive1900]

Old but gold

[@rpaulsingh1]

Very well done Prada’s

[@rpaulsingh1]

Very well Prasad. Sorry for auto spell mistake in my last message

[@manav3071]

Anyone watching in 2019?

[@sabeenbatool2609]

✋

[@sisilychacko3006]

Me too🙋‍♀️

[@yashas21]

yep

[@venkatdevarapalli2709]

Yes. Today. 3 rd Oct 2019

[@vikranthkanumuru8900]

5th oct

[@mattahjakin2603]

best advice i have ever heard

[@anandchandrasekar]

An insightful talk. Your point about oxymorons is indeed true. Thanks.

[@zanzibarlhlifehostel5086]

Good speach and great respect to the speaker. Disappointed how it is presented. Looks like a bluescreen, not according to ted standards like showing the audiance, quality in display or sound quality. Sounds like a bathroom without any people in it and im almost sure it is something like this. Nothing but the quality of the speach in some parts speaks for a ted talk. WHat happened there?

[@tahirsayed3520]

Thanks a million sir

[@TasleembanuKamangar]

ನಮ್ಮ ಹೆಮ್ಮೆಯ ಹುಬ್ಬಳ್ಳಿ(Hubballi) , ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ (Karnataka). Hubballi is second largest city in Karnataka after Bengaluru. ಪ್ರಸಾದ್ ಕೈಪಾ(Prasad kaipa)

[@serge-alainkouakou9191]

great thanks. I have learnt a lot!

[@AlanCantor]

Prasad, Thank you for your insight.

[@bhanusinghal1918]

Can anyone help me better understand what he meant by point number 9: foot nailed to the floor?

[@jadams2212]

Wonderful Prasad! You always amaze me!

[@editionnepal]

Thank you sir!

[@spp3174]

Very well articulated . Would like to hear more from you ...

[@v1.61]

ahhh you're just saying that because you have the same last name

[@DmitriRuwan]

Icon ❤️❤️❤️

[@nthabisengkgafela652]

Very insightful

[@angelchibanga2636]

I am gem cutter and i deal with semi gemstones cut and polished, what can I do to make my business successfully?

[@nonchalantd]

This was a great talk worth the 20 min.

[@rakshitashharma5282]

Very realistic!!! I could relate to many things you spoke about. Very well articulated !

[@eyecareinstituteslk]

LOT GOOD INFORMATION THKS

[@AmitBarua]

very well said.

[@me54263]

Very well put!!!

[@parthdode1181]

Simon Sinek said it better, like the whole thing , he said it better than this guy.

[@shihtzuexpert3142]

is the speaker himself a successful entrepreneur?

[@GAURAV25855ify]

He would have to be.

[@piyalidutta6462]

Very useful

[@ayoitslakz]

loved it

[@awesomedjman409]

I've just watched about 30 Ted talks- I'm losing my patience

[@Srkallepalli]

Very nice 👍

[@SaravananOrg]

This is sad. Particularly for someone who is in the middle of things.

[@yogeshthite]

Assuming it was you who was in middle of something 5 years ago. How did it turn out? Was this video relevant?

[@sawaria123]

Bit like academic stuff. Quite useful.

[@pardeeptandon6730]

The answer is fate and your past Karams

[@GopalanSampath]

Lot of jugglery of words cleverly disguised repetition, overlapping but conflicting concepts. In Bay Area that is the winning albeit, deceiving style! If you are lucky to see big money people will listen and a few will clap and adore you! Mark my words , lady luck decides ultimately or King Lear will get you there😉

[@hikodzu]

👍

[@noushiiii5138]

👌👌👌💐💐🙏🤝❤️👍

[@rajkumarreddysura]

Sameer bhatia

[@erikjohansen9154]

cannot stand the accent sorry

[@arindammalakar1565]

Art of meaning nothing.