Interesting thoughts from Denis Avdić's talk
In every entrepreneurial story, it's important - to get started. You don't have to know everything... you can't know everything. Just start and you'll figure out how to move forward.
Your current situation does not define your future. Let yourself dream, let yourself dream. If you are at a point where you are not at your best now, it does not mean that you will stay that way.
Why entrepreneurship? I don't like restrictions. It lets me go up Juhuhu, but if it can be up Juhuhu, it is right that it is also down, but it is not. If it is not, nothing will be. Let me tell you, I never know how much it will be. I liked that. But at the same time I thought: A letter, dude, if you give it your all, managed by, that it will work. If it doesn't, you'll sleep less and work more.
I don't look at the numbers, I focus on doing well. That people will come and watch a performance and leave happy and satisfied.
Money is a consequence. It is a side effect. If you do well, the money will come anyway. But if you go into a project for the money, it seems to me that it's forced and people won't buy it. Then you are doing it for the wrong reasons.
If I were rich, like Elon Musk - I would give people money to come and see me.
I couldn't live anywhere else - I have an abnormal love for this Balkan area. If you put me somewhere else, I already feel strange. That's it, I wouldn't be anywhere else.
I have a lot of negative comments. Open X, there are quite a few... But in the 15, 16 years I've been in business, I haven't had one negative experience among people. Not one has come up to me and said something nasty, done something, nothing. Everywhere in Slovenia I feel good things, good reaction, crowd, laughter.
If I lived on social media, I would say, “This country is at war, everything is falling apart!” But when you go out, when you are with people, and I am with people quite a lot, I would say we are pretty great.
I will do what I am doing today until the day I die. If I can, I will do it until the day I die. Even at 90, I can see myself on stage. I will be doing some memorising, zihr. Something is not right and I will tell you what happened to me ...
I wouldn't do business with anyone if we didn't also get on well in private.
Family? I'm not. I'm away. Is that a bad thing? Yes, it is. It's bad for relationships, it's bad for the children, it's bad. On the other hand - I really like to work, and I am somehow trying to satisfy the desire within me to give my children a little better starting point than I had.
Some captured highlights from the event THE STORIES OF ACROBATES with Uroš Slake: Denis Avdić and Luka Predovnik, FUGLUSH
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