
We learn that a hero’s life is only complete after victory. The harder the battle, the sweeter the victory. But is that what happens in real life?
Remarkable. Creative. Successful. Upmarket businesses push the envelope -- does yours?
We learn that a hero’s life is only complete after victory. The harder the battle, the sweeter the victory. But is that what happens in real life?
Taking on the large task of pursuing your business goals by yourself and with crowdfunders is difficult, but rewarding for both parties. In the end, crowdfunding is all about building real relationships-and showing gratitude in success or in failure.
With enough bad experiences, even small ones, you can cause a customer to “quit.” And that’s the catch with running a business. You never know when someone has reached the tipping point.
This series started with a discussion about where to find good connections and how to build your relationships. Here, Erica Holthausen will give you a few tips for how to maintain those relationships.
Eleven young entrepreneurs answer the question, “What’s one way you improved your leadership this year?”
Leadership isn’t just about followers or fame. It’s about how you live your life. It’s about the example that you set for people.
History is filled with examples of passionate people doing whatever it takes to turn their ideas into reality. That’s the concept behind crowdsourcing and crowdfunding, and they’re not going away. What does this mean for traditional venture capitalists?
What do you do when the economics of your industry is disrupted? According to Eric Barrett, it all goes back to hiring the right people.
Leading in today’s complexity is individualized both in the style we develop and how that approach is executed within the team. The best leaders are the ones that weave learning into the process of making their team stronger.
What kind of answers make loyal, repeat customers? The ones that say, “I care about you more than I care about making this sale.”
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