Entrepreneurship for Tech Employees and Engineers - Gainesville

Are you a tech employee or engineer who wants to escape the rat race and become your own boss?

Then you won't want to miss this training! You will discover:

• Tips for picking a great business idea
  
• 8 essentials your business plan must have
  
• How to start a business while keeping your paycheck
  
• Rewiring your brain for success
  
• The top mistakes you need to avoid
  
• How to start your own profitable business within 8 weeks
  

If you are looking to escape your job, are feeling tired of having to ask your boss for time off, are ready for a new challenge, and want more freedom and control in your life, this is for you.

Having a tech background is a definite advantage as an entrepreneur, but tech employees and engineers often have several weaknesses as well. These can include marketing, monetization strategy, sales, UI/UX, analysis paralysis, fear of failure, self-doubt, perfectionism, and more. Discover how to overcome these challenges during this training.

The presenter is an entrepreneur coach who helps aspiring entrepreneurs start their own businesses. He has his computer science degree from Penn, worked at Microsoft, and has helped dozens of people launch their apps. He escaped the corporate Rat Race and now has the freedom to live anywhere, doing what he loves, and is making more money than ever before. On this webinar he will share with you the lessons he has learned and the mistakes he made so you can achieve similar success in less time.

This is an online training so you can watch it from anywhere. To access the webinar, first register here on Eventbrite. You will then receive multiple emails with the link to join; you may need to check your Promotions tab or spam folder if you don’t see it.

Be sure to bring a pen and notebook to take lots of notes. And feel free to share this event with other tech employees and engineers who are stuck in a corporate job that they don't love.

See you on the webinar!

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