The document discusses the differences between entrepreneurs and businessmen, emphasizing that entrepreneurs focus on long-term vision and exponential growth, while businessmen prioritize incremental growth and view promotions as liabilities. It highlights four essential skills for success: the ability to innovate, market ideas, understand products, and analyze numbers. Additionally, it underscores the importance of uniqueness and creativity in marketing strategies, referencing insights from figures like Richard Branson and Steve Jobs.

1. Ideas That Spread!
Hammad Siddiqui
Twitter: @hammads
http://hammadsiddiquiblog.com

2. Position yourself as an Entrepreneur
Businessman thinks for today – An entrepreneur has a long
term vision
For Businessman incremental growth is good - An
entrepreneur focuses on exponential growth
Businessman is cheeky - An entrepreneurs is customer
focused
Businessman considers promotion as liability – An
entrepreneur thinks it as an investment

3. Your Biggest Challenge is…

4. You Need 4 Key Skills
Ability to
Ability to Ability to Ability to
Market a
Innovate (or Implement understand
product,
create) your Ideas numbers
service or idea

5. Biggest Success Factor

6. Is your big idea big enough
Find out really fast if an idea would work-
-if it does not, move on and find a new
one
See if your idea is not only unique but
remarkable
Is you marketing strategy cool enough

8. There are More Choices – Less Time!

9. Be Creative!
Creativity is not about Creating
Something new, its about giving a new
experience
Richard Branson

12. Seven Lessons from Steve Jobs
Changing you mind is truly a sign of intelligence
Experts are generally clueless
Value is not equal to Price
Design Counts
A-players hire A+ Players
Jump to the next curve
Entrepreneurs - SHIP

13. Narrative of this presentation is available on the
following link
http://hammadsiddiquiblog.com/only-remarkable-ideas-spread/