The Key To Starting A Company | How To Learn From Experience With Kevin Hayler

➜ Kevin Hayler on mistakes he's made when starting a company
➜ Learning to accept mistakes and learn from experience
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We all hear about the "instant successes" and startup stories that cause us to idealize the entrepreneur lifestyle.

And while running a business is an excellent endeavour, the truth is that things don't always go well. Being successful isn't about not making mistakes, but rather learning from them and using them as you grow.

Starting a company is a process that's bound to be filled with tons of mistakes that you don't hear about all too often. In this video, I talk with Kevin Hayler on his entrepreneurship journey, and the mistakes he's learned from along the way.

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ABOUT PETER BOOLKAH
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Hi, I’m Peter Boolkah, business coach, keynote speaker and winner of over 32 major coaching awards.

I know how difficult running a business can be and how overwhelming it can feel when things aren’t going right. One thing I tell my clients is never stop believing in your dreams. Even if you feel your business is wearing you down, you can always find a way to reverse the trend and get back in the game.

Many of the entrepreneurs I work with are great leaders and innovators. However, their businesses lack structure, systems and management. If you don’t have all these parts working in harmony, your business won’t reach its potential. Whether the ultimate goal is to keep or sell your business, you want to see growth year-on-year.

My transition into business coaching came after spending 15 years at McDonald’s. Working for one of the world’s biggest corporate brands exposed me to all aspects of business and gave me the skills and experience to establish my own company.

I know that many entrepreneurs learn by trial and error, but unless you have an endless stream of capital behind you, your chance of success is rare. You often need someone experienced who can analyse your business objectively and put emotions aside when big decisions need to be made.

I’ve been lucky enough to assist many like-minded business owners. These are people who use their success to help those less fortunate. I’ve found that supporting a charity, like B1G1, has given me even more motivation to succeed. It’s wonderful to know that when my business is doing well, many people have the opportunity to live a better life.