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Guy Kawasaki recently interviewed Mike Moritz of Sequoia Capital and Paul Graham of YCombinator. Mike Moritz is probably the most successful venture capitalist of the last twenty years since he invested in Google, Zappos, Yahoo, and PayPal. He picked up these twelve lessons from the interview. Read More

The difference between being number one or two in a given sector often comes down to having a vision, a plan and the guts to execute. Read More

VoIP gives you freedom. You can shop around and get the internet connection you want, then shop around and find a VoIP provider that best meets your needs. Increasingly you are able to get both from a single provider. Read More

There is no doubt that its getting easier and easier for American s to start a small business and the variety of businesses that are appreciated these days is extensive. The diversity of the very large American population makes it easier than ever to find a small business that will net the profits you hope for. Finding funding is easier today, man Read More

“Boostrapping” or sometimes called “Shoestring start up” is a business financing strategy that is most often being misinterpreted. Everybody knew and has heard about it but not all fully understand how it works. Let's try to view bootstrapping at a larger perspective. Is it an option that could lead us to the doorway of business success or is it j Read More

When starting a small business, we always get another opinion from another person. We always have that dream that our business will become successful and sometimes we become more sensitive to the needs of the business that we often neglect more important things. In reality, we may think that we know the answer, or everyone thinks that they know the Read More

It is true that the success of the business relies on the hand of the workers. Whatever is the outcome of the business, the workers are accountable with it. An entrepreneur should be aware that there is what we called “inner-self”, this is something more important than the physical workers. Read More

The self-confidence you need to deal with cultural differences is something most people acquire through international experience. A lack of self-confidence can quickly lead to awkwardness and aggression. This is why it is important to build a quiet self-confidence to build trust in cross-cultural communication. Read More

There are no real guidelines on what information to share with international clients when cross-cultural differences make communication difficult. The best advice advice is simply to be aware of the cultural intricacies that may be involved. You will need to discover what information you need to share to avoid any misinterpretations. Read More