If you are an entrepreneur or are aspiring to be one, then you probably already know Guy Kawasaki. Guy is a venture capitalist, bestselling author and an a-list blogger. He was really kind enough to take out time to answer the 5 Questions about Success, Money and Life.

Straight from Guy’s Mind –

I lead a schizophrenic existence. I blog, speak, write, advise, and invest. Which one would you like me to describe? Most people see me as a venture capitalist. Essentially, this means I’m looking for two guys/gals in a garage who are trying to start the next Google.

I wish I knew for sure. I have four kids and a complex and passionate wife. I also have my passions. It takes a lot of money to fuel this machine.

Their forecasting is terrible. They almost always run out of money despite their most “conservative” estimates. I just blogged about the topic of forecasting; the entry is called “The Art of Projections in a Dotcom 2.0 World.” It’s a must read for any entrepreneur, all modesty aside.

By far, the most important lesson I’ve learned is that one’s family is more important than anything. Despite this knowledge, I don’t always make the right choice…but it’s always on my mind. I walk away from a lot of deals, opportunities, etc that I would have done when I was younger.

Only a fool would believe that he knew. My number one wish is that I wouldn’t have to travel as much. It’s a bad sign when you have a personal reservationist at United, and you look worse than your passport photo. I would like to do these things: be with my family, write, speak (locally), and play hockey. Only these things.

Thanks a lot Guy! I really appreciate you time… I know it’s really precious.

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