On today’s show, I’m talking with Joseph Fung about what we can learn from a serial entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs often struggle with the idea of following their passion but also realizing that their businesses are an asset and are something they eventually will want to liquidate and tap into at some point. How do you make the change and social impact you want in addition to building your business as an asset? Can you balance these two aspects of running a successful business?
Joseph knew from the age of 18 that he wanted to leave an entrepreneurial legacy. True to his goal, he has since started and sold five companies, with his biggest success going to NetSuite for $32M. He talks about his philosophies and how he balances sustainability and his version of conscious capitalism while also building businesses that are financially successful for him and for the future of the business beyond him. Joseph’s stoic and passionate perspective seeps into his approach to business and his advice to entrepreneurs.
He’s an excellent example of how not having your identity tied to your business opens flexible and lucrative doors to success. If you’ve ever thought about what it would take to be a successful serial entrepreneur, this episode’s for you!
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