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You have a beautiful business idea in your head. Find out how to get it out, and into a plan where you can execute it.
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What does Dane say to an entrepreneur who can't come up with an original business idea to save his life? Read More

There’s a difference between someone who starts a business because they’ve found a profitable business idea, and someone who is absolutely driven, compelled even, to create the very best product possible. Read More

If you buy an online business, you’ll be competing against everyone else selling the exact same thing. Not only that, but you’ll probably be marketing the business in exactly the same way as everyone else. Read More

While it might be tempting to create a Pinterest account for your business and set up boards centered around your interests, but if you want to get more clients, traffic and sales from Pinterest, you have to create boards centered around your customers’ interests. Read More

The world's most successful tumbleweed farm ships "guaranteed to tumble" tumbleweeds worldwide. They've appeared in movies, in television, been part of NASA research, at wedding receptions and in high end retail stores. The funny thing is, Linda Katz didn't start out to create a business. She ju Read More

Being an entrepreneur is almost never about the business you’re in. Just because you like cupcakes doesn't mean that you'll be a great cupcake business person. Read More

Finding a partner is all about networking. Whether online or off, the tactics are the same. Find someone who shares your dream and that you have chemistry with, and who’s skillets and abilities compliment instead of mirroring your own. Read More

I asked my readers what they're normally doing when new ideas strike, and the number one result was overwhelmingly "showering." I've illustrated that and the other results in an infographic. Read More

I was always afraid that if I told my startup story I’d just create more competition for myself and everyone would find out how I fell into my business without any planning or foresight. Read More