If You Are The Leader – You Are Always Onstage
The Lonely Entrepreneur2024-09-03T05:09:15-04:00You can’t escape being onstage, so use it to your advantage and put on a show they’ll never forget.
You can’t escape being onstage, so use it to your advantage and put on a show they’ll never forget.
When you do too much, you are setting your company up for failure.
Set core values that are non-negotiable.
Communicate to all team members and constituents that you are going to develop a process to set the priorities for the company.
The way you price your product or service can make or break your startup.
Recognizing that our mind is full almost all of the time is key
When we don’t have cash, it is difficult to make good decisions, and even more difficult to make strategic decisions.
The 4Ps affect us in ways we can't even recognize.
Without simple management tools, organizing incoming information and tasks will continue to feel like herding cats all day, every day.
Your content should not only attract new buyers, but also nurture current relationships you’ve already created.
We may have the most innovative new idea in the world, but the day-to-day challenges of bringing it to life are shared by many others.
This realization will unlock your potential and create new skills and opportunities to move your business forward.
The lack of cash most entrepreneurs face does have a silver lining...
The entrepreneur is willing to leave no stone unturned.
When normal solutions are not going to work, how do you start to think differently?
These are the 3 things you must do to manage the daily chaos.
Do we always have to build something from scratch and struggle through the blood, sweat and tears of building a company?
Are you on a journey to live a more fulfilling life?
Part of being a good entrepreneur is knowing which ideas are the right ones to pursue and when.
Your goal is to keep at least 80% of your communication within the organized process of established meetings.
Your financial plan comes to life in three financial statements that give readers an overview of the financial results and condition of a business.
Many people are often confused by the differences between legal names and business names and when to use them. We break it down here.
When idea theft is an ongoing concern for entrepreneurs, how do you reveal details about the company to others?
There is always so much more to do than there is time.
Relying on someone's "gut" feeling is not a process.