Branson's 5 Keys

September 20, 2010 September 20, 2010 / 1 Comment / Marketing, Perspective

I’ve always imagined that (bare with me for just a second) if there was, let’s say…A League of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs. Richard Branson would be the resident rogue. Parachuting out of the sky, crazy red outfit, dropping little gems of entrepreneurial knowledge, cracking pithy one-liners and teasing Bill Gates about his glasses! (well maybe not the glasses part)

Anyway, until that aaaaamazing idea becomes a reality, we’ll all have to settle for the gems coming in magazines and interviews. (boring….) Until then, here’s a couple great notes about the spirit of the entrepreneur from Sir Richard.

Read the full article here: BRANSON

All the best,

Jay Kubassek

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Jay Kubassek

Jay Kubassek is a father, serial digital entrepreneur and co-founder of Digital Experts Academy. He is also a professional speaker and trainer, Baja off-road racer (Dust Racing), member of the New York Blue Elephant Polo team, self-taught cellist, amateur photographer, amateur chef and indie film producer (Aliquot Films).

1 thought on “Branson's 5 Keys”

Gregory McGuire
September 21, 2010 at 11:19

Hi Jay,
Excellent article with Mr. Branson. Gotta love his attitude.

Thanks for sharing!

Gregory

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