The sixth sense techpreneur: Engaging a winning mindset to suceed in business

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This document discusses the different phases of entrepreneurial growth: dependence, independence, interdependence, and dominance. It provides details on the key features, lessons, and mindsets needed to progress through each phase. The dependence phase is characterized by entitlement, consumption, and survival. Independence involves limited freedom, low efficiency, and loneliness. Interdependence brings relationships, restructuring, and rapid learning. Dominance sees investments, inventions, and empowering people through influence. Making progress requires developing the right winning mentality like consistency, accountability, and self-regulation.

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Techpren
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Sixth
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Author, Sixth Sense Leadership
Bright UK
ENGAGING A WINNING MINDSET TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS

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Rights/
Entitlement
Recklessness/
Consumption
Redundance/
Survival
:: The Poverty Cycle

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Responsibility
Resourceful/
Producer
Relevance/
Signiﬁcance
:: The Prosperity Cycle

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Stages of
Entrepreneurial
Growth

(Dependence)
Independence
Interdependence
Dominance
THE FOUR PHASES OF ENTREPRENEURIAL GROWTH
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KEY FEATURES OF
Entitlement
1
2
3
Consumption
Survival
The
DEPENDENCE
Phase

Your sense of security signiﬁcantly
affects your chances of succeeding
in any ramiﬁcation of life
How you handle failure tells a lot about
your ﬁtness and readiness for success
Self-esteem is the best legacy that
parents can give to their children to
position them for success
1
2
3
KEY LESSONS ON
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The DEPENDENCE
Phase

LIMITED
FREEDOM
LOW
EFFICIENCY
LONELINESS
FEATURES OF
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The
INDEPENDENCE
Phase

THE WINNING
MENTALITY FOR
1 Work for the Long-term
The Way to the Top is Down
Focus on the Lessons rather than the Losses
Money is an Incentive to Work not a Reward
Celebrate Your Little Progress
Be Open-minded to Explore
Learn Skills that are Relevant
Own Whatever You are Involved In
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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The
INDEPENDENCE
Phase

The
INDEPENDENCE
Phase
THE GAMECHANGER OF
>> Digging requires Consistency
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FEATURES OF
RELATIONSHIPS
RESTRUCTURING
RAPID LEARNING
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The
INTERDEPENDENCE
Phase

THE GAMECHANGER OF
>> Four Stages
of Learning
Unconscious
Incompetence
Conscious
Incompetence
Conscious
Competence
Unconscious
Competence
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The
INTERDEPENDENCE
Phase

Pride Unchecked is Pride in Charge
Accountability Counts
You Can Do Much Alone but Much
More with People
1
2
3
Understand How Money Works
4
Better Safe than to be Sorry
5
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The
INTERDEPENDENCE
Phase
HOW MONEY
WORKS IN

The
INTERDEPENDENCE
Phase
HOW MONEY
WORKS IN
How Money Works:
>> Cashﬂow of Rich and Middle Class
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THE RAIN
CYCLE
>> The Rain Cycle
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INVESTMENTS
INFLUENCE
INVENTIONS &
INNOVATIONS
The DOMINANCE
Phase
FEATURES OF
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So Much Depends on Your
Sense of Security
The Purpose of Having is
Giving
The Purpose of Power is to
Empower People
1
2
3
The DOMINANCE
Phase
THE WINNING
MENTALITY FOR
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The DOMINANCE
Phase
THE WINNING
MENTALITY FOR
Self Regulation is Key
Anxiety and Impatience are Dangerous
The Efﬁcacy of Information and
Professional Guidance
1
2
3
Timing Kills the Deal
4
Be Proactive, Not Passive
5
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