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140 characters are more than enough to give some good advice about entrepreneurship, or to explain how to overcome the fear of losing a professional career, or even to tell a little anecdote. Today we’re offering you a story made up of these little bits of knowledge and quotes sent out on Twitter during the event at FACE Dublin: What about my future? We hope you enjoy this fun and innovative story and that it encourages you to join us for our next event in Prague.

“A lot of people want to be entrepreneurs but they are full of fears”. That’s how the FACE Dublin event started this Thursday at the Guinness Enterprise Centre, with a full room of expecting entrepreneurs or potential entrepreneurs that were wondering about just one thing… “What about my future?”, “What if I try and I fail?”, “What’s going to happen to my professional profile if I’m not a successful entrepreneur after all?” There were many questions like these during the approximately three hours of intense entrepreneurship lessons and talks that we are going to sum up for you. And yes, there were a lot of very good answers from our speakers: Jesse Van Doren, Ken Banks, Cristina Luminea and Eoin Costello. Let’s take a look.

Next Thursday, February 4th we’re celebrating our FACE Dublin: What about my future? Event from 5:30pm to 8:30 pm at the Guinness Enterprise Centre-GEC (Taylor’s Lane, Dublin 8.) But… do you know what the Guinness Enterprise Centre is? Do you know how to get there? What you can see along the way? What the event will be about?  

Fear is one of those travelling companions that every entrepreneur has to get used to having as soon as they decide to launch a business. The process of turning an idea scribbled on a napkin into a successful business model produces a series of fears that we, at FACE Entrepreneurship, indentified thanks to a DELPHI study carried out by Professor Jan Brinckmann of ESADE Business School. Although it’s not a surprise to anyone that the first cause of anxiety stems from financial matters, what comes immediately after is the fear of losing a professional career. And that’s exactly what we’ll be discussing at our next entrepreneurship event in Dublin, which we invite you to attend.