Budding Entrepreneur Movies

Happiness in Life

Who is the most happiest person in this world? The top billionaires of the world? Money can't buy you happiness. Certainly we can agree that money can never bring happiness but the success in every task we do and the achievement will definitely give us the pleasure of fullfillment regardless of size of the task. So, now say who is the happiest person in this world? The one who is achieving his dreams. We can do anything we wish only in this life because we are not sure about any faiths on rebirths. So leave it fully following your dreams. 

How does it feel to be an entrepreneur

Ya, how does it feel for you to be your own boss? You might have wanted to do something big in your life. But why waiting for the right moment? When we were kids we always tried to get the toy we liked by any means but who changed us to follow someone's dream? The society? A part is played by the environment but its fear about our life. We had learnt from our failures. And now we are scared only because of those bitter experiences and once you are out of this fear you are sure to be successful with entrepreneurship.

Being a boss of a company feels like

1. You are free and responsible for the success of the community
2. You are building a good environment for the future generations
3. You will be an hero for the people around you
4. And most important you are confortable and proud of your life as if you have landed already on Mars

Small Business on 2012?

Is it the right time for you to become an entrepreneur. Anytime is good. Anyone can change the world if they have the will power and courage and ofcourse the business analysis also. But what do actually the business analysis say about owning your business this year

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Motivation through Movies

Some of the very important movies to be watched if you have time to get motivated for a business are listed 

The Social Network- Story of Facebook Founder Mark Zukerberg

He may be the world’s youngest billionaire, but Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg didn’t get to that point without making a few enemies along the way. From a Harvard dorm room to the courtroom,film is based on the Facebook creator’s (played by Jesse Eisenberg) trials and triumphs as he builds the social network into the billion-dollar empire. Though the Zuckerberg and his early staff shrug the movie off as totally fictional, the saga does come with a valuable warning to young entrepreneurs about how easily fame and fortune can jeopardize personal relationships.

Wall Street-1987

Bud Fox (Charlie Sheen), an eager young stockbroker on Wall Street, is desperate to make it big in the finance world. He finagles a meeting with the notoriously ruthless and extremely wealthy broker Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas), whose motto is “greed is good.” Gekko becomes a mentor for Fox, folding the younger businessman under his successful wing as he encourages deceitful business practices—including fraud and insider trading—to get ahead. But when Fox is arrested for shady business dealings, he realizes there are more important things to strive for than money. The takeaway?provides business owners with a strong moral message that wealth doesn’t come overnight and that greed almost always comes in the way of true success.

The Aviator-2004 Don't be afraid of a big guy

The Oscar-winning film follows the 20-year career of the legendary Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio), as he goes from being a perfectionist Hollywood film director to an innovative airplane pilot and owner of an airline. The bio-pic shows Hughes as he takes over Trans World Airlines and tries to compete with the big, bad Pan American Airlines. The road is long, and PanAm puts up a fight, but Hughes never gives up. And though Hughes eventually suffered from debilitating paranoia and phobias, in the movie he at least makes a brief comeback at the end. The lesson from this movie and entrepreneur’s story is this: Never be afraid to take on a company bigger than yours.

In the Pursuit of Happyness

Chris Gardner (Will Smith) is a struggling salesman in San Francisco who is left homeless and caring for his young son after he blows his family’s savings on a bad business investment. But Gardner doesn’t waste time despairing. He decides to take on an unpaid six-month long internship that could potentially lead him to the job of his dreams. Though the other interns are younger and more educated, Gardner’s common sense, good attitude, and incredible work ethic prevails. He gets the dream, while also earning the respect of everyone he works with.

Jerry Maguire(1996)- Stick to your values.

Once a big-firm sports agent willing to do anything to score lofty contracts for athletes (and the hefty commission that comes with it), Jerry Maguire (Tom Cruise) is fired after a change of heart leads him to adopt a more honest approach to his work. He may have lost his job and most of his clients, but rather than give up, Jerry decides to start a sport agency of his own. The movie reminds us that starting a business is never easy, but doing what you believe in is always the right choice. In the end, he's happier and more successful than ever.

Pirates of Silicon Valley(1999)-Competition is good for business.

This made-for-TV drama captures the rivalry between Apple and Microsoft as Steve Jobs (Noah Wyle) and Bill Gates (Anthony Michael Hall) both begin to build their technology empires in the 1980s. Though the film is fictional, it does translate an intense rivalry between two businessmen, and how they constantly feed off that rivalry. Considering that the real Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are now at the top of their industry, looks like the movie was making (at least one) point: When you’re just starting out, a little competition never hurt anyone.

The fire inside can be kindled from inside but also from external forces including movies too. So why not suggest us somemore movies you liked in this same category.