DO ENTREPRENEURS NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE INTERNET?

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Controversial, isn't it? Do all entrepreneurs really need to understand the internet? I want to believe that if everyone knew everything, the world would be a big well of lukewarm water, because everyone would do the same thing.

But come on, in the 21st century, is it still possible that even with all the technological innovations and everything we know about the power of the Internet's influence on people's lives, that any business can afford to ignore the Web in its quest for success?

First: There is no absolute truth, something most beautiful in the world is free will and the multiple variety of paths to a single end.

Second: As all abundance generates a new scarcity, as soon as everyone buy realtor email list on the internet we will need something new, therefore, it still works very well, due to the fact that competition is still far from saturation for most fields.

To those who are distressed because they don't know how the internet can open their paths, I say: Rest assured, no one can know everything. It is not a defect of yours or a great fault, do not blame yourself.

I know that there is a strong arrogance in the way some information is presented, which labels people they do not know in order to impose force.

Knowing your business

I say that an entrepreneur must understand his business. And every business has thousands of ramifications and details to take care of. I believe that the greatest obligation of a businessperson is to know people.

The Internet is a vehicle, an environment for mutual interaction with wonderful powers of mass and individual communication, in addition to being an arm of technology. So many attributes require a good deal of attention and dedication, which in busy days like today, not everyone can afford.

I am not saying that ignorance is a blessing either, far from it, I want to believe that we can all come to live with differences in knowledge, so that even professions linked to the internet and technology area are less trivialized, and their benefits, better disseminated.