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In my opinion entrepreneurship is the highest step of personal leadership! - Do you dare to fail? What have you learned from your failure, or rather: learning moment? - Do you dare to look positively and critically at your own actions? Where is the strength of you as a person / entrepreneur? What can you outsource better? - How do I turn my idea into a company? - Who is my client? Which customer needs does my proposition provide? - How do I get customers? Keywords: Personal leadership, Dare to fail, Lean start-up, Business plan, Keep it simple stupid !, Doing business, Just Doing! Who am I? My name is Ben, 33 years old, and because of my red hair I was already 'different' from my classmates in primary school. Over the years I have experienced that thinking differently and acting differently is not always easy, partly because society, including the people in my immediate environment, feel that they have everything. Many people are unconsciously driven by (failure) anxiety and they exhibit risk-averse behavior. For example, my parents said well meaning: You now have such a good (and nice and safe) job: Why would you risk that? Many talk a lot about it, but never take concrete steps towards starting their own business. In the meantime I have experienced that I dare to make different choices than most people. That was and is sometimes exciting, but it brings me success in private and business terms! Many consecutive 'failure' moments have brought me to where I am now: a nice father who fulfills assignments 3 days a week as a Freelance Business Developer and Data / Business Analyst and launches new start-ups in the rest of the time.
How do you use Excel effectively, including macros? You will be instructed by your boss to set up a new report. Where do you start How do you get the information requirement in practice? How do you help your client to get her information needs clear? How do you avoid putting a lot of time and effort into building a report that is not being used? What data do you need? Which visualizations do you use? How do you build a dashboard? How do you ensure that management understands and trusts your report? Which formulas do you use? How do you build a data model using Power Query and Power Pivot? How do you use tables, pivot tables and charts in a smart way? How do you automate the weekly manual update of the report by means of macros in VBA, so that you no longer spend time on this boring routine job? In short: My goal is to help you spend as little time as possible on building and maintaining automated Excel reports and dashboards that help the business move forward! Who am I? I have more than 6 experience in making ad hoc analyzes and reports for SNS REAAL, Coolblue and as a Freelancer for various clients.

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Ben is very good at explaining new concepts and is easy to understand. I also like that he allows me to choose the topics of focus and that I can practice with my real project!
Ben is a very good teacher and I learned a lot in a short time! Ben has a lot of knowledge of Excel, is clear and pleasant to work with.
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