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As a mentor and advisor to entrepreneurs, I find it’s easy to recognize “street smarts” when I see them, but it’s hard to explain the specifics to someone on the other end of the spectrum, even if they are willing to learn. Some people argue that street smarts are only a natural born skill, but I d Read More

I tell entrepreneurs that Google was an “exception” to all the investment and startup rules, but I’ve always wondered what it takes to be an exception. Since every business is built by unique individuals, I’m totally convinced that exceptional people are the key to an exceptional company. Read More

14 years old teenpreneur Jacques Blom launched iStyla, an app that enables you to change your Facebook look and design. Read More

Going into business for ourselves always seems to sound like a wonderful idea, even if we know the pitfalls that might lie ahead.   But becoming our own boss is a tougher job than some of us might think.  And it’s not an easy feat if you’re not mentally (and you better believe, financially as… Read More

I still get business plans, looking for an investor, that say all too clearly that the primary “use of funds” will be to do research and development (R&D) on some promising new technology, like superconductivity or cancer cures. Investors are looking for commercial products to make money, rather th Read More

Tech startup Bright matches job seekers and employers and speeds up the whole process with its cutting-edge proprietary technology, the Bright Score. Read More

If you want your startups website to show a clear and steady improvement in its search index position on the organic results in Google and other search engines, Read More

Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? With all the inflated and often contradictory information going around, I decided to do a little research to see if I could find some telling statistics that would shed some light on the true state of entrepreneurship today. Here is what I found. Read More

If you're a startup seeking funding, things are about to get easier. The JOBS Act will let you accept contributions from nonaccredited investors. As soon as the SEC approves it, you can use crowdfunding to finance your business! Read More