David Hauser - Entrepreneurs Can Change The World

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The document discusses the importance of culture and core values for entrepreneurs. It notes that the entrepreneur has started 5+ ventures, has been in their current business for 8 years, and has 50 employees. The entrepreneur believes that culture is the building block of a great company and that core values, which are never changing guiding principles that transcend products or services, are more important than aspirations or rules. Authenticity is more important than selling and entrepreneurs stand out from the crowd by not joining it.

Entrepreneurs can change the world @dh #HASHTAG

Culture is the building block of a great company.

Authenticity is more important than “selling”.

Stand out from the crowd, don’t join it.

DAVID HAUSER @dh dhauser@grasshopper.com

The document discusses the importance of culture and core values for building a great company as an entrepreneur. It notes that the entrepreneur has started 5+ ventures over 8 years in business, currently employs 50 people, and has served over 100,000 other entrepreneurs. The entrepreneur emphasizes that an organization's culture and core values that transcend products or services are most important, and that authenticity is more valuable than "selling".

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The document discusses how entrepreneurs can change the world through their businesses and ventures. It notes that the author has started over 5 ventures in the past 6 years and currently employs 50 people, while having served over 80,000 entrepreneurs. The document emphasizes that culture and core values that transcend products or services are important building blocks for companies. It concludes by stating that entrepreneurs are changing the world and encourages starting today.

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Ready to build culture from the ground up? DH hosted a lunch-and-learn session on how culture can impact the success of your growing organization. Together, we discussed the burning culture questions that keep you up at night such as: • How to create and maintain a productive company culture as you scale • How to resolve problematic areas that do not embody desired culture • How to hire for and measure performance based on culture In attendance were founders looking to develop a strong company culture from the start and leaders in Employee Experience, HR, Talent Management, Learning and Development, and People Operations. To bring our coaches to your organization for a workshop, email us: culture@deliveringhappiness.com Learn more: http://deliveringhappiness.com/services/

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