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The Context with Christian Fraser

were _ businesses. the reason why women were afraid — businesses. the reason why women were afraid of failure, they had imposter— were afraid of failure, they had imposter syndrome, always undercapitalized from getting access to finance _ undercapitalized from getting access to finance difficult. i left running that project to set up my own company. it was with some interest i have to _ company. it was with some interest i have to say— company. it was with some interest i have to say that i looked at the rose review which came out a couple of weeks _ rose review which came out a couple of weeks ago. it was positive. it was a _ of weeks ago. it was positive. it was a women are setting up more businesses _ was a women are setting up more businesses in 2022 that they have in previous— businesses in 2022 that they have in previous years. our younger generation coming through is more likely— generation coming through is more likely to _ generation coming through is more likely to be setting up businesses. when _ likely to be setting up businesses. when you — likely to be setting up businesses. when you read the small print, i was really— when you read the small print, i was really disappointed because i saw we're _ really disappointed because i saw we're still— really disappointed because i saw we're still in a situation where men are more _ we're still in a situation where men are more likely to register a new business — are more likely to register a new business. women still find it difficult _ business. women still find it difficult to access finance. after five years — difficult to access finance. after five years only 5% of women who set ”p five years only 5% of women who set up a company are still running their companies — up a company are still running their companies. the exit level for women is very— companies. the exit level for women is very high — companies. the exit level for women is very high. they handed over to the boys — is very high. they handed over to the boys after five years with the again. _ the boys after five years with the again. a — the boys after five years with the again, a fear of failure, access to

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140601:11:58:00

bigger. anybody who is going to give you that money. if they know what they're doing, is concerned athat you're going to be undercapitalized. don't give your company away for $250,000. >> you think she should be going after more? >> more if they're going after investors. but otherwise, i liked it. >> fantastic. you guys, congratulations on all of your success, again, i wish i had it last week and good luck with everything you guys are doing in the future. thank you, guys, for everything today. appreciate it. to learn more about today's show, just click on our website, it's openforum.com/yourbusiness. you'll find all of today's segments, plus some web-exclusive content with information to help your business grow. you can follow us on twitter, it's @msnbcyourbiz. we take you to the community of stuart, florida, next week. stit has not one, but two main streets.

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Piers Morgan Live-20140125-02:20:00

door-to-door. that was a door to c-to-door sa job. the first day i broke the company record. the words flowed. i knew what to say. i opened up my own business a month after that and started knowing how to train salesmen. trained 26 sales men and 26 trucks. i made every mistake a young entrepreneur can make. i overexpanded, was undercapitalized. wasn't keeping track of my inventory and i was out of business within a year and a half. from there that's how i got down to wall street. >> you were bankrupt. >> yes. >> did it teach you anything? >> i learned everything i think i know about business stems from the first disastrous mistakes i made. because you learn a lot more from your mistakes in life than you do from your successes. >> up to that point, were you legitimate or did you cut corners? were you unethical? were you illegal? >> no, it was totally legitimate. i was a very hard-working guy. i was the sort of guy who could be on the beach and going blanket to blanket, i would outgross everybody by double because i would get there earlier and run faster and work

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130913:07:48:00

and all of those people that talked about zombie banks and a lost decade in japan, they were wrong, wrong, wrong, and we were right, right, right, and we're never going to have another crisis again, end of story. >> i think there's a confusion between safer and safe. look, we're safer than we were in 2008 and we are safer, probably, than in europe and then severely undercapitalized banks. but we're still two undercapitalized, our banks are still opaque. there still hasn't been the necessary regulatory reform. they're 30% bigger now than they were going into the last crisis, which means they'll need a 30% bigger bailout. all the perverse incentives that drove us into the crisis are still in place and perhaps even worse. it's not that we're safe, we're to some degree safer, but this sucker could go down again, from a shot in europe, from something here. we're still in a potentially very fragile system. >> and you've been interviewing people on wall street. you had this great retrospective of where dick fuld is, the head

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130913:03:48:00

economic system and the comparative recovery versus other people digging their way out of financial crisis, the argument is, yeah, fake it until you make it, you muddle through, paper over the losses, and lo and behold, what you have are healthy banks. and all of those people that talked about zombie banks and a lost decade in japan, they were wrong, wrong, wrong, and we were right, right, right, and we're never going to have another crisis again, end of story. >> i think there's a confusion between safer and safe. look, we're safer than we were in 2008 and we are safer, probably, than in europe and then severely undercapitalized banks. but we're still two undercapitalized, our banks are still opaque. there still hasn't been the necessary regulatory reform. they're 30% bigger now than they were going into the last crisis, which means they'll need a 30% bigger bailout. all the perverse incentives that drove us into the crisis are

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130913:00:48:00

unequal recovery, lots of paem out of work, all that stuff. in terms of the stability of the economic system and the comparative recovery versus other people digging their way out of financial crisis, the argument is, yeah, fake it until you make it, you muddle through, paper over the losses, and lo and behold, what you have are healthy banks. and all of those people that talked about zombie banks and a lost decade in japan, they were wrong, wrong, wrong, and we were right, right, right, and we're never going to have another crisis again, end of story. >> i think there's a confusion between safer and safe. look, we're safer than we were in 2008 and we are safer, probably, than in europe and then severely undercapitalized banks. but we're still two undercapitalized, our banks are still opaque. there still hasn't been the necessary regulatory reform. they're 30% bigger now than they were going into the last crisis, which means they'll need a 30% bigger bailout. all the perverse incentives that drove abuus into the crisis are still in place and perhaps even

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120613:20:35:00

but they are well capitalized and my interest is making sure not that banks don't lose money. or that they don't make money. i want them to make money, they take risk. on the other hand, i don't want them to be undercapitalized. i want them well capitalized. i don't ever want the taxpayers to bail them out. >>neil: i don't know if you caught charles gasparino on fox business network, but he was reporting this very same firm has information that shows unfunded pension liabilities across the country leaving aside social security and medicare, pun pension liabilities are approaching $4 trillion. that is a sum so huge that there is no way to address it but to rapidly and steeply cutting spending or raising taxes by the same amount. what do you make of that and if you felt you and your colleague, maybe this was not your intent, or wasting time tag about a firm

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120107:13:16:00

>>clayton: and the unemployment is down to 8.5 percent the lowest rate in three years. are we headed in the right direction? a senior economic writer for the "wall street journal" joins us this morning. nice to see you. so, we hear about what we thought we got out of the weeds with the banks going under and we reported on "fox & friends" a number of banks kept failing and now the number numbers are remarkable and you say this could be far from over. >>guest: if you look at the number of distressed banks, the federal regulators that are undercapitalized, they do not have enough capital to undergo a severe crisis with respect to, say, mortgages, there are 800 banks on the watch list, and that is a lot of banks, and it is interesting because right now, interest rates are so low

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120107:13:16:00

>>clayton: and the unemployment is down to 8.5 percent the lowest rate in three years. are we headed in the right direction? a senior economic writer for the "wall street journal" joins us this morning. nice to see you. so, we hear about what we thought we got out of the weeds with the banks going under and we reported on "fox & friends" a number of banks kept failing and now the number numbers are remarkable and you say this could be far from over. >>guest: if you look at the number of distressed banks, the federal regulators that are undercapitalized, they do not have enough capital to undergo a severe crisis with respect to, say, mortgages, there are 800 banks on the watch list, and that is a lot of banks, and it is interesting because right

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111224:10:52:00

taking away your business. you have to play defense. another one is there is still enormous competition for talent. everyone says there are so many unemployed people out there. put an ad on craigslist and find someone. that doesn't work. the competition for good people is very, very tough. i have a difficult time hiring good people in this market. >> i'm going to bring phil in. >> you want as. i'm going to go beat my drum i beat every time here, which is entrepreneurs make the mistake of going into a business and trying to compete on price instead of getting a niche they own. starting small, focused and dig in on that niche. when they compete on price, they end up undercapitalized, unable to get lending. they can't get angel investing. terrible business model is the number one problem.

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