Week 17 - Going All The Way_Jason Ho
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The document discusses app entrepreneurship and implementation. It provides licensing terms that allow reproduction and distribution of works but not for commercial use or modifications. When using the works, the name of the author must be attributed as specified. Jason Ho, founder and CEO of clockspot.com, discusses how he built his company to generate over $1 million in yearly revenue with 88% profit margins. He addresses common excuses for not pursuing entrepreneurship and argues that one should believe in themselves, pursue self-development and knowledge, and focus on creating value rather than wealth or social expectations.
Week 17 - Going All The Way_Jason Ho
- 1. App創業與實作 本授權條款允許使用者重製、散布、傳輸著作，但不得為商業目的之使用，亦不得修改該著作。 使用時必須按照著作人指定的方式表彰其姓名。 App Entrepreneurship and implementation Week 17 Going All The Way Jason Ho (clockspot.com founder & CEO) (2013-06-06)
- 3. By: Jason Ho
- 6. Never work again Live anywhere Ultimate job security Be anyone you want to be
- 23. Companies: 2,000+ Users: 30,000+ Yearly Revenue: More than $1,000,000 USD Yearly Growth: More than $200,000 USD Profit Margins: 88%
- 49. Too risky. No money. No good ideas. I got an offer from Google. My mom wants me to be a doctor. I’m not a business person.
- 50. Belief in yourself Self identity Personal development Knowledge Social expectations
- 59. Entrepreneurship is ultimately about creating value and exploring your interests. Taking a job is a huge risk. Having a rich life is not the same as being rich. Opportunities open up as you reach higher levels. Knowledge is portable. Go create something!