Entrepreneurship

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John Greathouse

 Successful Olympic athletes share a number of common qualities with entrepreneurs; including boundless energy, uncompromising tenacity and a willingness to innovate. Such innovations include new training routines, inventive diets, and novel gameplay tactics.
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Ivan R Misner

There are many reasons why people join networking groups. The most obvious – and what makes them remain in these same groups year after year – is that the relationships they make in these groups lead to their getting more business through referrals.
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Sam Rathling

When most people hear the word banking, a long groan and moan follows these days, but this blog was writtento hightlight the value of banking knowledge.  I am a firm believer that “every day’s a school day”, whether you are aged 8 or 88!  We are all continually
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Fast Company

There's something special about entrepreneurs whose startups take off and those whose stay small--starting with how they begin. In studying successful entrepreneurs for my new book, Breakthrough Branding, I was struck by a series of contrarian habits that set them apart.
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Gururaja Yellapur

In this candid speech given by Steve Jobs at the Stanford University, he narrates 3 key stories from his life and summarizes the ideas/lessons that helped him. It is worth watching and a great food for thought for just about anyone, but even more so for entrepreneurs as there are too many pulls an
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Fast Company

You look at your to-do at the end of the day and--gulp--only the inconsequential tasks are crossed off. That's mismanaging priorities. Here's how to get them in order. To be successful, businesses must prioritize their focus. Any growing business has resource constraints: limited p
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Dave Crenshaw

As an entrepreneur, you move fast. So fast, that you always need to keep your mind open to business lessons wherever and whenever you can get them. This week, I wanted to share a few of those business lessons from an unusual source: Batman.
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FORBES

Who you know does matter. To speed up business growth and avoid pitfalls that can stunt growth, you need multiple networks: those that provide support and those that provide connections. Often, the two overlap; sometimes they are separate. Networking and peer groups are two different animals. Yo
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John Greathouse

“Learn from the mistakes of others. You can’t live long enough to make them all yourself.” Eleanor Roosevelt – US Diplomat & Wife of
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Harvard Business Review

Are you working longer hours, attending more meetings, taking shorter vacations, answering more emails and eating lunch at your desk, if you eat lunch at all? Does demand in your life just keep getting higher, so you're struggling more and more just to keep up?
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