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In building successful businesses, I find that creating a new and innovative product or service is usually the easy part. The hard part is providing the leadership required to align and motivate all the constituents and players – from engineers, to investors, vendors, and ultimately customers. Grea Read More

Most businesses spend big money testing their brand logo, catchy marketing phrases, and demographics, but spend little time training and validating that their employees can and do deliver exceptional experiences to their customers. The result, according to an often-quoted Gallup survey, is 70 perce Read More

Are you considering starting your own Blacksmith Business? If so you need to see this page with this collection of handpicked resources to give you an overview of this type of business. Read More

Organizing one’s business for effectiveness and efficiency can be a tough goal for any entrepreneur. The list of items to consider may appear to be too difficult. The task can be made simpler if the entrepreneur keeps in mind the overall goals of the organization. The internal organizing systems ar Read More

If you're interested in the success of Google and how it become what it is today, have a look at this post offering resources to get the complete story. Read More

If you’re in the process of getting your first website up and running, you probably already know a thing or two about passive income. You might have also learned that creating, building, and optimizing a website takes a great deal of both time and money. Read More

Your average pitch meeting lasts about 3 minutes 44 seconds and (if successful) is worth around $1.3 million.

That’s more than $5800 per second. Read More

A collection of resources that will help you if you plan to start an epoxy flooring business.

Have a look at this unique selection for an overview of this type of business Read More

Most entrepreneurs are quick to assert to potential investors that their product or solution will kill the competition, but unfortunately your opinion alone is not enough to convince most experienced investors. They want quantifiable facts and figures on how your offering compares to recognized key Read More