What is team building--and why is it something to be concerned about when trying to run a successful business? If you own a startup company, this is probably a question that you've asked yourself time and time again at the beginning of your operation. You've likely heard all about team building and...
Are Your Startup Ideas Any Good? Heres How to Find Out
So, you have a startup idea that you think is pretty awesome, but you're not sure if everyone else is going to love it as much as you do. Considering that 7 out of 10 businesses fail within 10 years, you may want to spend some time thinking about your idea before...
Gimmick or Game Changer? Tackle Issues Using Augmented Reality in Business
New technology can be scary. But, early adopters of new technology can gain an advantage. Often those adopters could find themselves ahead of the game against their competition. They may also find they can access a business segment they never could before. A great example of something new is what...
Entrepreneur Tips: 7 Ways to Improve Your Chances of Success
For many people, starting their own business is part of the American Dream. But, it's not without its challenges. There are approximately 27 million entrepreneurs in the United States alone and that number is expected to grow. Rapidly. That means it's even more important to stand out from the crowd. With 30 percent of...
Personality Plus: 10 Essential Characteristics of a Successful Entrepreneur
Being an entrepreneur is more desirable than ever. It's an exciting yet cutthroat world. You get to work hard — for your vision, your creative product, your unique service. Do you have what it takes to make it? Can you identify the key characteristics of a successful entrepreneur? Can you embody them? If you've...
7 Reasons Why Entrepreneurship Mentoring Can Help Your Startup Succeed
Few things exemplify the adventurer's spirit more than striking out on your own with a startup. Entrepreneurs are marked by a rugged individualism and a by-your-own-bootstraps ethos that make most nine-to-fivers feel nauseous. But too many entrepreneurs try to strike out on their own a little too literally. They try...