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Peter Jones tipo di personalità MBTI

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"Che tipo di personalità è Peter Jones? Peter Jones è un tipo di personalità ENTJ in mbti, 3w2 - - 836 in enneagram, in big 5, in socionics."

His functions are TeNiSeFi-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYJsKKjmcT0 “Imagination is the most important tool in the world when nurtured, developed and properly used. Imagination is a powerful force that we possess from our earliest years. My childhood imagination fueled my ambition to be a success in business. As a seven-year-old, I would walk the three miles from school to my father’s office in Windsor where I would spend hours sitting in his leather swivel chair, imagining my future and cultivating my dream of running a multi-million pound company.” “Make time to daydream and ignore anyone who mocks you. The mocking will stop when you’re able to make your dreams a wonderful reality… and they’re not.” “Being results-focused is vital to turn your vision into clear action. Where entrepreneurs win over others, is in the energy and focus they put into their ideas. Being results-oriented brings clarity to the goal for everyone involved.” “It’s easier to be passionate about the future if you can visualize where you want to go and how you are going to get there. Like all journeys, you need a map. Vision is about having a clear understanding of where you are going which is absolutely vital in business. What unites truly successful entrepreneurs is that they all have a vision of where they want to get to, and they all take action to take them there.” “An idea is just an idea until action is taken to turn that idea into a reality. Your business plan and action plan will provide you with the maps you need to realize each goal within that idea. But there’s little point taking action that isn’t driven by results. By focusing on results-orientated tasks and strategies… you can create a blueprint for your long-term business success.” “Being results-focused is vital to turn your vision into clear action. Where entrepreneurs win over others, is in the energy and focus they put into their ideas. Being results-oriented brings clarity to the goal for everyone involved.” “Show smart ideas, passion and an ability to execute.” “A great entrepreneur will shift their mindset to realize there’s no reason why they can’t achieve something. They believe, ‘I can do that!’ Consequently, they continuously prove themselves right. The right attitude and balance between self-belief and caution are vital tools for entrepreneurs. To achieve that balance, believe you can achieve your goals, don’t race forward with blind arrogance. Be prepared by minimizing the risks involved to maximize confidence. And listen to your instincts. They can protect you from making poor decisions.” “Success in business only happens to entrepreneurs who spend time improving and optimizing each area of their business. From the initial idea, the product and the market potential; to the plan and vision, sales and marketing, the finance and growth strategy; each factor needs attention. But a business is nothing without its people. It is the team who helps the entrepreneur drive the vision forward.” “Coming up with a boundless supply of ideas is the greatest tool you have. But you need to make sure that each idea is workable and viable. Strengths need building upon, weaknesses need to be checked and improved upon, and evidence needs to be uncovered to substantiate the idea. Your idea needs backing up.” “Assess the idea from all angles. Can you honestly implement the idea? Pad the idea out. What needs to be done to get it off the ground and make it happen? Is it still possible? Evaluate hard. If an idea is not researched properly before it is turned into a business then it is likely to end in failure.” “Aged 12, I imagined what it would be like to run a tennis academy. I was helping a teacher at my school to teach tennis and he inspired me later when I was 16 to set up my first business, a tennis academy. My imagination ran riot when I gained experience from another coach during the summer holidays. That was a real watershed moment in my life I think. At the time, I had the chance to improve my game with a view to becoming a professional, but there was something in me that wanted to take that talent and develop a successful business from it rather than, say, win Wimbledon. I made the most of my two interests: sport and economics. I followed my imagination.” “My 10 rules for entrepreneurial success: vision, influence, confidence, commitment, result-oriented, timing, perseverance, caring, action and intuition.” “I’m not a guy who plays political games, and I believe absolutely in one method, which is directness. If someone comes onto Dragons’ Den and annoys me, I’m going to tell them exactly what I think.”

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Peter David Jones CBE (born 18 March 1966) is a British entrepreneur, businessman, and reality television personality with interests in mobile phones, television, media, leisure, retail, and property. He is the last remaining original investor on the BBC Two television show Dragons' Den and on American television series American Inventor.