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[6 Nov 2008 | 20 Comments | 1,559 views]
Goals Define Your Future Success

If you don’t set your goals and revisit them regularly, how do you know where you’re headed? To meet your success expectations, you need to set clear goals. And, as an entrepreneur, you need to set the bar high for your goals.

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[2 Nov 2008 | 2 Comments | 552 views]
Seize Today… Tomorrow Is Never Good Enough!

There is incredible value in doing things now, and to stop procrastinating.

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[26 Sep 2008 | 35 Comments | 3,706 views]
Times Are Rough, So Think Smart and Profit

With all the crazy things going on this year, now is the time to do some things to increase your profitability and protect your assets.

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[20 Sep 2008 | 27 Comments | 1,627 views]
Startup metrics, Prototyping, Scaling, Developing, Marketing, and Funding

Building a successful and thriving startup is really tough. Learn about all the pieces you need to consider, and where to learn more about them.

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[10 Sep 2008 | 21 Comments | 787 views]
Nurturing Your Network

Building a network is vital to your success, but nurturing it allows you to thrive, especially in times of need. Revisit what you can do to nurture your network.

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[28 Aug 2008 | 5 Comments | 626 views]
Building Your Company on Conviction and Meaning

Some people only seem to think that money is the most important part of a company, at all costs. Instead, consider building your company with conviction and meaning and watch it stand out from the crowd.

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[13 Jul 2008 | 6 Comments | 1,156 views]

Something caught my eye the other day that I thought had a very important message to all entrepreneurs and small business owners everywhere; true team cohesion and an ability to build things at a quick pace that a team is enthusiastic about. This is a feat that is not a simple task. Too many companies these days have difficulty allowing their teams to work together in creative and empowering ways, and often default to a lower level of efficiency because their teams are not enthusiastic about their jobs. In fact, …

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[7 Jul 2008 | 4 Comments | 861 views]

Somehow, countless startups are still getting funded by investors without financial business models that are sound, proven, or even make sense. Even a couple of my colleagues have questionable businesses that have received infusions from angels and VCs (although, the products they’ve built seem brilliantly designed). Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy that all of these entrepreneurs are able to get funding. In some ways, it seems reminiscent of the dot-com-bomb days — lots of money flowing on interesting ideas, but no way to capitalize on them. I’m sure that …

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[29 Jun 2008 | No Comment | 197 views]

Small Business Trends reported yesterday that Six Disciplines is offering a free book (up until July 6th only) titled ‘Execution Revolution’ which discussing execution strategies… what we believe our problems are with our businesses are possibly not what we think they are. This is a great promotion that is hard to pass up. They are even covering shipping!
Get yours here by adding it to your shopping cart, creating a new account, and using the promotion code ‘START’ when checking out.
Once you’ve finished reading the book, I’d really appreciate a small …

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[24 Jun 2008 | 6 Comments | 262 views]

I recently stumbled across a free e-Book written by Michael Simmons and Sheena Lindahl, of Extreme Entrepreneurship Education Corp fame. They’ve been acknowledged by ABC, NBC, CBS, and Business Week for their efforts to reach out and educate budding young entrepreneurs. While their e-Book is mostly written for a college audience, I thought there was quite a bit of value in their message for the rest of us. Here’s a piece of the introduction in their e-Book:
You know who you are. Ambitious, entrepreneurial, goal-oriented, values-driven, persistent, self-starter, etc. You can’t …