Entrepreneurship

Doing the Little Things to Get Your Startup Off the Ground

Lessons From A Failed Founder #3: Don’t Cheap Out On The Paperwork

I made the mistake of half-assing…

All The Ways I’ve Tried to Make Money Online

Emphasis on the word “tried”

Introducing Yellow Lab

Some time ago I decided that I was stuck. I had hit my limit as a solopreneur animator and needed a new way to evolve…

The day I realized it was time to sell my company

How to Approach the Idea of Quitting a Job You Hate

The hard truth about following your passion.

Christy Chen: A journey from business to engineering

Success Story: Jennifer Adkins On Getting Over Trauma & Creating The Open Your Heart Boutique

Wake The F*** Up: 9 Principles To Live Life By

You don’t need a lifestyle guru to tell you these things. You’ve heard it a…

How to Tell a Good Story in Your Marketing

“I was 2 years old, running through the kitchen in…

9 Awesome Speed Reading Tips and Techniques You Should Be Using

5 Reasons Why Atlassian Bought OpsGenie for $295M

American Dream 2.0 & The Future of Income

Where I see startup potential in 2019

The Career Changer Series #8

Emma wasn’t ready to commit to one career path so she spent a year trying…

Ingredients for success

I get contacted often from people asking me how I became “successful” I am not sure if I am successful because I am always shooting higher, but I’m on the right path, so I will share a few tips.

A Chief Exit Advisor: What You Need To Know To Dominate And Win

MACRO Patience MICRO Speed

So once again this piece is inspired by a you tube video. But its really great advice for budding entrepreneurs…

Which Wins, Creative or Finance?

The two sides of the coin are very different and equally vital.

Desire, Direction, Drive, Discipline.

I happened to chance upon this really appreciable article. Many of the examples shown here…

As a previous employee of a start up, I would argue that a start up should pay employees competitively what the employee would get at any other company in the industry. They should not use an excuse that they are a start up to underpay employees. Severely underpaying employees would breed resentment and ultimately lead to employees leaving the company.

What If We Marie Kondo’d Our Crappy Clients?

We recently downsized from a pretty big house on 2 acres to a much smaller place…

Shopify Vs. WooCommerce: Which One Is Best For You?

Why We Work — Money Vs Legacy!

Why we work today has a lot to do with what we wanted as children. Things we couldn’t have as a kid are…

I’m the Happiest With My Writing I’ve Ever Been…And Still Stressed.

Happiness is not a lack of stress…

Metrics

Don’t really matter that much when you’re just getting started.

At the end of the day they’re mostly just distracting you from showing up and doing your work.

The thing that matters a lot more than metrics is that you keep showing up and don’t give up.

How to Minimize the Sales Cycle Time

“In the real world outside economic theory, every business is successful exactly to the extent…

How to Become a Better Manager — 3 Simple Principles to Practice

7 Ways You Can Make Your Company a Great Place to Work

Teamwork for a Professional Entrepreneur… how do I find someone to help me without a paycheck?

Does Your Organisation Have a 5 Years Plan — Microsoft Example

Could informal education be the new education?

A wise person once said: ‘Not all classrooms has four walls.’

Starting as a freelance UX Designer — And a company

This is my story of becoming a UX Designer and the…

Top 3 Practical Tips To Get Unstuck As You Scale

What is the one thing in your business that you keep…

First cake, now sandwich

Following Swisher’s delicious cake metaphor, let’s jump into an even more critical question.

Cake or sandwich?

Ideas Ship Too

This is a follow-up to my post from yesterday with a few more thoughts on getting things out into the world.

You may have an active and vocal social media following that will respond to your ideas. You may have many opportunities to speak to audiences. Or, if you’re like me…

Day 85 — Confessions of a Paralegal turned Techie

5 Budgeting Mistakes to Avoid When Starting Up a Business

10 Fundamentals that Can Help Define Your Version of Success

So true, corporates do many things badly. Entrepreneurs should pick one thing and do it really well!

Stress

Stress. Something that all humans have experienced in some way, shape, or form and something that many people battle with on a daily basis just…

Are you enlisting and inviting others around you to support you in your healing?

Entrepreneurship

People like us do things differently. The entrepreneur, the business owner, the ones who choose to live outside the box.

Can you successfully run a business without ever meeting the people who work for you?

I agree, it kind of departs from my other articles to apply broad principles to real life.. I think what you say in your comment IS exactly the take away from this article. Namely, that everything, ultimately, is “godly”, even seemingly mundane day to day interactions with people is the expression of divinity, whether you perceive it that way or not…

I don’t think the people employed in Shadow Industries are included in the list of “unemployed” or not.

However, GoI think-tank Niti Aayog has released a statement about the severe underemployment problem. The body has suggested to produce more productive and high-wage jobs to counter the problem also asked the govt. to set…

Listening to Anxiety

Each of us travels through our entrepreneurial journey wresting with our share of anxiety. Navigating your unique…

From Zero To Hero $2000 A Month

I can remember when I was 29 years old and I had just lost my job that I was devoted to and poured my heart and soul into. I was even denied unemployment benefits. I burned thru my savings and was left broke broken and just flat out depressed.