“We learned that a product doesn’t sell just because you’re trying to do good in the world. You still have to have a healthy distribution, a good marketing strategy, and price the product properly,” says Jerry.

#3 Jerry Yang on Being Alone at the Top

There is always a buzz when a new startup emerges in market; however, people tend to forget to recognize its founder who has put all his efforts in creating it. Such is the case of Yahoo's co-founder Jerry Yang who talks about how much people associate entrepreneurs with the companies they start and how odd it sometimes feels when they forget to recognize the founder.

“It’s strange being a founder. No headhunters call me. They call everyone else in the company, but not me.”

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The founder of Franklin International Institute knows something about time management. Hyrum W. Smith created his signature product, the Franklin Day Planner.

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