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Here are some of the tools that we used and continue to use in our business. You can pick these straight away, or one of their competitors, whatever suits your business or style. Read More

Your startup is gone, it’s never coming back, and you are in mourning. An entrepreneur whose business fails grieves similarly to anyone who has lost a loved one. The pain of losing a business is not only about a significant loss of income, but can send your entire identity into turmoil. Read More

Halloween sales are the furthest thing from scary. The National Retail Federation (NRF) just issued its Halloween Consumer Spending Survey, revealing the average American will spend about $78 this Halloween, up nearly $3 from last year. The NRF says “more costumes than ever will be flying off the s Read More

Cashflow is a basic survival metric for every startup. Investors check your burn rate to assess your efficiency, and project your remaining runway before you run out of money and into a brick wall. Don’t wait until you are almost out of cash before managing every dollar spent, or looking for the ne Read More

Business partnerships have traditionally been agreements to drive more transactions than either company could do alone. The new paradigm, driven by disruptive technologies, cloud-served supercomputing, and the new generation of young adults with global empathy, is partnering and giving something no Read More

We noticed that one of the main problems that entrepreneurs had when coming to us to present their ideas was to concisely and clearly present their product.

Many of them get lost in lots of details regarding what the product will do and how should do it without focusing on the real key Read More

Most of the entrepreneurs I have met are smart, but many are not always wise. That means they may show great insights into a new technology that has marginal business value, their passion may motivate team members more than customers, or they may allow themselves to be pulled over the ethical line Read More

Owning a business means you get a bit more freedom. As a mom and an entrepreneur, I’ll be the first to admit that I really love the fact I can usually take off a little early to catch my kids soccer games, or pick them up from school. But the decorum of mompreneurs is surprisingly controversial. Fo Read More

When you’re starting a business to build your own luck, you don’t often have a lot of startup capital. To complicate things further, your startup is also frequently a side hustle while you hold down a day job. How do you balance it all? Lindsay Nelson, founder of Theme Dragon has some tips... Read More