Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL)

Eurie Kim (Forerunner Ventures) - How to Know if Entrepreneurship is For You

Feb 21, 2018

55:24

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

How Forerunner Founded and Raised a Series of Venture Funds

4min

How to Parse Out Successful Decisions

4min

The Best Summer of My Life Doing an Internship at Bain

4min

How to Start a Company When You Don't Know What to Do

3min

The Importance of Prioritizing Your Life

5min

How to Be an Entrepreneur

3min

The Risk Appetite of Entrepreneurship

6min

The Pros and Cons of Working in a Big Company

2min

10.

The Advantages of Working at Bain

3min

11.

How to Be a Successful Entrepreneur

4min

12.

What Makes a Great Founder?

4min

13.

The Path to Success

3min

14.

The Future of Impact Investing

3min

15.

The Challenges of Digitally Native Brands

2min

16.

The Top Two Reasons Why Startups Fail

2min

17.

How to Keep in Touch With Your Network

3min

The key is understanding your own tolerance for risk in what you do for work, and how you pay the bills at home. At the firm Forerunner Ventures, founders must have three traits in spades to get funding: magnetism, discipline and vision. Eurie Kim, general partner at the firm, explains what it’s like to work at companies of different sizes, and what skills and strengths make you best suited for each.

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