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This is one infographic I just love. Anna Vital made it and I wanted to share it so you could see how the richest people on Earth(some of them) have managed to become such. Well, as the infographic shows it’s not just focus, but also trying and trying until success is reached. Read More

As an entrepreneur, your personal integrity is critical for getting and keeping the support of investors and team members, and your company’s integrity is critical for getting and keeping customers and vendors. But in a practical sense, what does that really mean? Read More

At some point, expectations might change. If that happens, I need to be ready. The time to start shifting my freelance business model is probably now. Read More

July marks the 5th year in business for CorpNet.com. To celebrate the company is offering free LLC and Corporation formations. Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, takes a look back at lessons learned from the last 5 years in business in this post on the TimeCenter blog. Read More

Most small businesses are trying to forget the recent recession, and get back to “business as usual.” They don’t realize that business as usual is gone forever. With social media and smart phone conversations, real product information spreads at astounding speeds. Entrepreneurs that are not listeni Read More

Every startup needs access to capital, whether for funding product development, for initial rollout efforts, acquiring inventory, or paying that first employee. Most entrepreneurs think first of bank loans as the primary source of money, only to find out that banks are really the least likely benef Read More

Today, IKEA operates over 300 stores in 40+ countries.

Apple has over 80,000 employees.

And the Virgin Group is made up of over 400 companies.

These three companies are amongst the biggest in the world today. They are what most startups hope to one day become: experts in their field, with Read More

Exit strategies related to startup funding are quite often misunderstood: The “exit” in exit strategy is for the money, not the startup founders or small business owners. The company brings in money and the investors get money out. Read More

It’s estimated that about 50% of new business startups fail within the first 4 years of trading, according to Statistic Brain, which is quite a hefty number. It’s becoming increasingly difficult for new startups to survive, succeed and thrive in business, and it isn’t helped by more and more monopo Read More