#tonyevanscrypto – Tony Evans

In the bustling world of WEB3, and indeed in the broader business landscape, there are a few quintessentially British principles I swear by when pondering investments or throwing my company resources behind projects. It is not just about the numbers it is about simple principles.

What’s the Point, really?

When looking at a potential investment, the first thing I ask myself is: *What’s it all about, then? * This is not just a matter of what the project does, but rather why it has taken the stage in the first place.

– Is there a genuine thirst for it in the market?

– Is it solving a current mistake or gap?

– Is it offering a solution that the people genuinely need?

If the answers to these questions are a bit insipid or outright negative, I will give it a miss. Just as I need a good cuppa to kickstart the day, businesses and projects need a clear purpose to succeed.

Substance Over Show

It is all too easy to get swept up by projects / ventures that put on a good show, prioritising flash over function. However, I have found that a company that does that often ends up in the doldrums. A glaring red flag for me is a firm that is has the team with big titles, especially if there is no sales department. At the end of the day, no matter how snazzy a project might look, it is the sales that keep the lights on. Remember: *Sales, sales, sales! That is the ticket! *

3.Good Old Supply and Demand

This principle might be as old as the hills, but it’s bang on the money. For a venture to truly take off, it must offer a solution or service that quenches a genuine thirst in the market. It is about spotting a gap and filling it.

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4.The Turnaround Touch

One of my proudest ventures involves taking the reins of floundering projects and steering them back to prosperity. There is something uniquely satisfying about spotting the potential in a struggling endeavour and turning the tide. It is not just about salvaging; it is about transforming and elevating. If a project has a solid foundation but has lost its way, my team and I are there to set it back on course Click here to schedule a call if you need help

As we chart the waters of WEB3 and other entrepreneurial endeavours, it is crucial to keep our wits about us and stick to these tried-and-true principles. I used this in everything I do especially in investment and business. So, chin up, and let us tackle the future with a clear head and a keen eye.

Lock and load,

Tony Evans

Rate Group

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Ever since I was a child, the allure of magic captivated me. The idea of making the impossible possible resonated deeply, and as I grew older, I realized this is precisely what entrepreneurs embody.

Crazy Ideas Worth Bringing to Life
Magicians defy the laws of physics, leaving us in awe. They chase the wildest, seemingly unattainable ideas. Similarly, entrepreneurs envision ground breaking concepts and bring them to fruition. Both groups invest countless hours in planning, refining, and perfecting their craft for their audience.

Innovation is Key
Magicians constantly evolve their tricks, always seeking ways to enhance and astonish. Entrepreneurs, too, must adopt this mindset. In a competitive landscape, there’s a constant need to innovate, to make products or services more remarkable, and to adopt a problem-solving approach.

Avoid Assumptions
It’s essential not to presume you have all the answers. Instead, remain open to discovering solutions that make processes more efficient and engaging.

Presentation Matters
Magicians rely on costumes, lighting, and sound to enhance their act. Similarly, an entrepreneur’s attire, speech, and overall presentation play a pivotal role. In today’s digital age, personal branding is paramount.

Embrace Challenges
Magicians continually reinvent their acts to retain audience interest. Entrepreneurs, like the magicians of the business world (think Richard Branson, Donald Trump, Steve Jobs), challenge established norms and industries.

Customers are Paramount
A magician gauges success by audience reactions and, in today’s digital world, online reviews. Entrepreneurs should prioritize customer feedback, as it offers invaluable insights. Monitoring sales and understanding customer preferences is crucial.

The parallels between magicians and entrepreneurs are striking. Both groups harness their unique skills to captivate, innovate, and succeed. As I reflect on these similarities, I’m reminded of the importance of passion, persistence, and vision in both realms.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on this comparison. Let’s continue the conversation in the comments below!

Lets lock and load

Tony

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