Short YouTube video clip (Nate Tilley) in which two speakers discourage viewers from immediately starting a separate business. They argue listeners should act as intrapreneurs—improving and building within their current employer—because owners are willing to pay for valuable work, and the employee should capture that opportunity instead of leaving to found a new venture.
You don't own your own business. And you may be like, oh, man, I need to open my own business now. No, you don't, dumbass. Listen, you need to go back to your current business that you're an intrapreneur in that you're working in. And you need to do what you do now differently.
You need to go back to your jobs and do your jobs differently. And then, you know that owner that you work for, that.
Guy'S been dying to pay someone a lot of money.
To build this for him.
Why not you?
