With entrepreneurship becoming an increasingly popular “career” choice, a growing number of people are choosing to launch their own startups. If you’re considering building your own startup company, it’s crucial you understand the journey on which you’re embarking. Building a startup company is tough; launching your own company as an inexperienced entrepreneur is even harder. […]
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Not everyone is cut out to work in the world of sales management, and even fewer have the capacity to lead a successful sales team. If you’re considering a promotion to team leader, or if you’re a business owner or leader considering promoting a team member into this vital role, consider what it takes to […]
With more and more people choosing the entrepreneurial path than ever before, and with way too many of them crashing and burning before they ever catch flight, it’s time for some tough truths about entrepreneurship. Look no further than companies like Startup Liquidators (@startuplqdtr) or Autopsy (@autopsyhq) (whose businesses are based on sharing lessons learned […]
Some people seem to have all the luck. They try their hand at a new business venture, a relationship, or new skill, and it works, while some of us keep swinging at the same ball, but never seem to hit it out of the park. There seems to be mental patterns that all humans share […]
If you have a promising and profitable business that needs capital to grow, then seeking out potential investors may be the right route for you to take. You don’t have to let your ideas die because there is no money to make it come to life. Investors are known to be valuable resources that can provide […]
The initial process of launching a new startup is an exciting time for entrepreneurs, but they MUST ask some key questions early-on. When launching, the implications of success are often contemplated in rich detail, and research often reinforces the prospects of a business concept. However, optimistic entrepreneurs must ensure that
If you’re an entrepreneur, you’re a leader. The two roles cannot be separated. You’re the only one who can know the depth of your vision; your team members have only a vague idea of where your product can go when compared to what you see. It’s up to you not only to inspire them, but
