Unemployment is never an easy situation to get through. For some, the uncertainty of the job market can be a crippling blow, while others use their new found freedom to start something new.
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Fail As Fast As You Can
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4275 days ago
Feel The Pain Of The Problem You’re Solving
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4282 days ago
The creative freedom that comes with being an entrepreneur is often balanced by the immense risk and responsibility of charting your own course, and bringing others along for the ride. For some, this kind of emotional dichotomy would be unbearable...
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Don’t Spend More Money Than You’re Bringing In
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4289 days ago
Many startups begin as school projects. Larry Page and Sergey Brin started Google during their time at Stanford, and countless other tech companies have gone from graduate project to successful venture. For entrepreneur Ben Milne, school always took a back seat to his business ventures.
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Have An Impactful Vision Before You Start Building
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4296 days ago
Many entrepreneurs build successful companies by ‘scratching their own itch’ and solving a problem they face every day. For Mixpanel founder Suhail Doshi, inspiration came from watching others struggle and seeing an opportunity to lighten their burdens.
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Nothing Succeeds Like Persistence
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4303 days ago
Made Hot by: thelastword on February 17, 2013 12:55 am
When you are asked to sign a contract – whether it’s an advertising campaign or a cottage rental – the process is usually the same: print off the contract, sign it, scan it, and email it back. It can be a cumbersome process, and one that entrepreneur Tom Gonser decided he wanted to fix.
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Few entrepreneurs relish the thought of working for someone else. The freedom that comes with starting your own company is often too powerful to resist, and for entrepreneur Jeffrey Veen, his motivation can be summed up in one simple phrase. “I’m a terrible employee,” Veen said in interview.
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Helping Families Stay Connected
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4317 days ago
Entrepreneurs who have their first brush with business at a young age are nothing new. Life360 founder Chris Hulls sold Beanie Babies at eleven, and satellite dishes in high school, but his path to entrepreneurship wasn’t exactly traditional.
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Starting a company is no small undertaking. From finding an idea, to validating it with potential customers, many start-ups vanish before a single line of code is written, or a prototype is built. For entrepreneur Danae Ringelmann, building her startup was only half the battle.
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Why HotelTonight Went Mobile First
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4359 days ago
Growing up with entrepreneurial parents can definitely help a budding startup founder find their passion, but few entrepreneurs can say they grew up in a community of entrepreneurs. For HotelTonight founder Sam Shank, his hometown was as influential in his career choice as his family was.
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Staying Focused Key to 500px Success
Posted by jonspenceley under StartupsFrom http://sprouter.com 4366 days ago
Made Hot by: Big Business Boogaloo on December 14, 2012 7:41 pm
When starting a company, building a community around your product is important. For entrepreneur Oleg Gutsol, the community came first, and he built his team around it. “I love working with great people, and creating a company was another way of gathering together...
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