Podcast: How to Think and Grow Like an Entrepreneur with Antoni Tzavelas

Are you looking for helpful tips on becoming a better entrepreneur? In this episode of Connection Loop, Dubb founder Ruben Dua discusses this topic with Antoni Tzavelas. You will hear a wide variety of tips and strategies in this episode, including the following:

Having a learning mindset is absolutely critical for success as an entrepreneur. It’s also critical even if you aren’t starting your own company. Being a lifelong learner, you’ll be able to identify new opportunities and overcome stubborn obstacles in your career path.
Transitioning between industries isn’t impossible. Even if you don’t come from a traditional background, you can make the tradition so long as you are really passionate about what it is.
Failure is learning in disguise. Even though it may hurt at the moment, failure is inevitable if you are an entrepreneur. The key is taking those failures and learning from them as you pursue your goals.
On your entrepreneurial journey, it is important to be kind to yourself. All too often, it is easy to be too harsh or critical if your expectations aren’t meeting reality.
If you really want to grow your business, you need to put in the time. The silver lining is that through consistent hard work, you may be able to separate yourself from competitors.

This is a great conversation for entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurs alike. Ultimately, the insights and lessons discussed can help you get much closer to accomplishing your goals.

Antoni Tzavelas is a technical instructor and executive coach. He helps his clients develop important skills like executive coaching, speaking, and training. He is also the LiveStream host of the “Bowtie Certified” show. Before his current work as a technical instructor and executive coach, Antoni was a fashion designer and had run his company for over one decade.

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