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I've just looked through my notes and I've found 10 (not so new, but still very interesting) articles, that every entrepreneur should read. Read More

This is an update of a post first published in May last year. The original post was inspired by the book Great By Choice: Uncertainty, Chaos and Luck – Why Some Thrive Despite Them All by Chris Collins and Morten T. Hansen. Read More

The impression prospects form in their minds about your business matters a lot. This is your brand, and it could go a long way in strengthening or hurting your business.

Building a brand is not a task that you can handle overnight. Global brands like Microsoft, Amazon, and Sony didn’t succeed ov Read More

Whether you are looking to augment your income or find ways to make money, there are a number of ways that you can earn money from home.

Working from home offers you the opportunity to become your own boss, without the company bureaucracy and the boss breathing down your neck. If you have been l Read More

You gotta check this crowdfunding project: Becoming an Entrepreneur - an upcoming visual guide to entrepreneurship by Funders and Founders. Read More

It’s a simple question. Let’s start with the assumption there is a market for what you do and your initial capital investment is adequate (without these basics the business is doomed even before it starts)… So why do the majority of new enterprises fail? Is it bad marketing? Too little cash flow? Read More

The concept of crowd funding is gaining importance lately as the future of business indicates sharing. Read More

Are you searching for a good leadership training course that is full of practical advice and detailed instructions?

Good leadership training should provide you with a firm theoretical background; and should be packed with new knowledge, practical techniques, and definite skills that you will fin Read More

At the onset, entrepreneurs dream of the freedom that being their own boss will give them. They are looking to escape their 9 to 5 jobs, where their fate is determined by the companies they work for. Somewhere along the way, the entrepreneur may feel tied down to the business, unable to get away. A Read More