The Industrial revolution created two classes of people - those who could afford a factory and those who couldn't -The rich and the poor, the workers and the owners. Today a "Factory" costs less than £5,000 (Laptop, phone, website, passion). This has caused a massive shift in the way the world works and creates wealth. I call this shift "The Entrepreneur Revolution".

1. The Entrepreneur Revolution
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2. How much do you
want?
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3. What do you do for a
living?
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4. Industrialised Workforce
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5. Industrial Revolution
More efficient to have a hierarchical structure
More efficient to have one standardised product for
many geographies
More productivity when workers shut up and drudge
on.
More efficient to have the workforce under one roof.
More efficient to control large quantities of resources.
Power through taking.
Power through controlled communication.
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6. Entrepreneur Revolution
More efficient to have a flat “tribal” structure
More efficient to have many flexible solutions for many
changing environments
More productivity when team members are inspired to
co-create upon a clear vision.
More efficient to have the team on the ground
(possibly at home!).
More efficient to communicate with many suppliers
and remain flexible.
Power through collaboration.
Power through dynamic and open communication.
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7. The Industrialised Worker
thinks very differently to
the Entrepreneur.
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8. The Industrialised Worker
thinks OPPOSITE to the
Entrepreneur.
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9. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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10. “I need to do everything
myself.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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11. “I need to do everything
myself.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“I will build a team to
help me.”
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12. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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13. “Making money takes
hard work.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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14. “Making money takes
hard work.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“Making money is doing
the things that inspire
me most.”
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15. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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16. “One day I will retire.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
11

17. “One day I will retire.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“The idea of retirement is
strange because I love
what I do.”
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18. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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19. “I have all the answers.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
12

20. “I have all the answers.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“I know all the people
who have all the
answers.”
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21. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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22. “One day I will arrive.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
13

23. “One day I will arrive.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“I love the journey I’m on.”
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24. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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25. “The best investment I
can make is in ‘stuff’.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
14

26. “The best investment I
can make is in ‘stuff’.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“The best investment is
in people and ideas.”
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27. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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28. “My past impacts the
decisions I make now.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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29. “My past impacts the
decisions I make now.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“My future impacts the
decisions I make now.”
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30. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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31. “I don’t have the money”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
16

32. “I don’t have the money”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“The money shows up
whenever I get
resourceful”
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33. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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34. “I am looking to get
value for myself.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
17

35. “I am looking to get
value for myself.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“I am looking to pass on
value to others and be
fairly rewarded.”
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36. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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37. “I’m so busy and I have
no time”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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38. “I’m so busy and I have
no time”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“My life is a holiday, I am
the master of my time
and can I attract the
team to free up my time”
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39. Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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40. “I need to hold on to as
much as possible, so I
can prove I’m valuable.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
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41. “I need to hold on to as
much as possible, so I
can prove I’m valuable.”
Worker
-vs-
Entrepreneur
“I need to let go of as
much as possible, while
being sure of my value.”
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42. True or False
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43. True or False
“The Rich are Lucky”
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44. True or False
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45. True or False
“More money means
more problems.”
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46. True or False
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47. True or False
“There are Always
Opportunities”
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48. Game Changing
Trend 1.
Collaboration
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50. Game Changing
Trend 2.
Social Media
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51. Game Changing
Trend 3.
David Beats
Goliath Again
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54. The Entrepreneur Revolution
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