Tips on success from Ashish Mistry

Always be interviewing potential new hires. You need a ready pipeline of new talent as your business changes.
To woo an investor: Get a referral. Have a succinct pitch that differentiates you. Highlight your expertise in the product or service.
Only go into something you're passionate about.
Save time to work on growing the business. Don't spend too much of your time on process stuff.
Know what your good at. Get other people who have strengths in your weak areas.

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