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If you want to make succeed in business, you'll need to take risks. And with every risk, failures and missteps are always a possibility as much as success. So for all startups out there who are taking risks, here are some golden tips for you.. Read More

Entrepreneurship is not a job for the Lone Ranger. Every startup requires building and maintaining effective relationships with people, including partners, team members, customers, and investors. That means giving and asking for feedback, and learning from it, especially negative feedback. Read More

Starting your own business can be the greatest thing you will ever do, and in some cases, it can be a source of stress and misery. It all depends on what you do before and when you are starting it. Read More

Every entrepreneur I know is short on resources, including time, money, and skills. The last thing they can afford is to waste any of these, but in my mentoring and coaching activities, I see it happening all too often. Waste in a startup is any activity that absorbs resources, but creates no value Read More

Whether you think you don't have enough time, not enough resources pr too late to start a business, if you really want to succeed that badly, there's always a solution. Read More

This is the story of Bloomforth. It's not just a company dedicated to delivering cloud services to small businesses. It also is a small business not even a year old. CEO and founder Quy Vo talks about how he first got the idea for bundling small business cloud services. It was while at a previous j Read More

Entrepreneurs looking for investor funding often fail to realize that all money comes with strings. For example, if you have watched the Shark Tank TV series, you probably noticed that the Sharks always ask the entrepreneurs for their intended “use of funds.” Those who respond with one of the wrong Read More

Disruptors have a certain way of seeing change before change actually takes place. J.Y. Ping is one of those individuals. During the last three years he has been working tirelessly to build 7sage.com, an online LSAT prep company that is offering shorter, more engaging courses at a fraction of the c Read More

The days are gone when a techie or a genius could build things in his garage and customers would find and buy the product, based purely on the “wow factor” of the technology. New technologies are everywhere today. People have seen so much that they are blasé, or actually fear pure technology. They Read More