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Starting your own business can be extremely exhausting. In the initial days, you have to wear multiple hats, from being the owner, to technician, manager, customer care and sales rep. Given the level of work and effort it takes to be successful, one needs to be careful of what they do and Read More

Do you agree with the statement that you can't learn anything when you think you know everything? During this episode you will get a lot of valuable suggestions to make it in the entrepreneurial world by eavesdropping on a conversation Stacie Walker had with entrepreneurial maven Mandi Neumann. Read More

Running a business has completely changed my life. I don’t say that with a hint of exaggeration.

I cannot imagine life working for somebody else now that I’ve taken the plunge. Read More

“Quit your job” isn’t advice you hear very often; however, it just may be some of the greatest advice you will ever receive. Read More

The telephone is far from dead as a tool to find more customers and maintain relationships with the ones you have. Read More

Entrepreneurs seem to have blinders on when looking at competitors. Generally they are so focused on killing competitors that they fail to see the positive potential of a strategic partnership or some other type of collaborative relationship. Sometimes you have to put aside the emotion and the pass Read More

Winning customers as an entrepreneur in a startup has many parallels to a young army trying to penetrate some formidable new and unfamiliar territory. You need a strategy as well as a goal, and you need to pick your battles well. Even in this age of purpose before profits, a business won’t survive Read More

If you think you need coding to start a tech company, forget it, says Triberr co-founder Dino Dogan. What you need is insight into a problem that needs solving. Then find a partner with the skills you lack. In this interview, Dogan talks about what led to the creation of Triberr and gives us a look Read More

It's OK if your first web site isn't that great. Use it as a learning experience to understand how to connect with your audience and tell your story. Read More