1. Create sounds plans 2. Execute those plans (do the work) 3. Get honest with yourself 4. Become unstuck (whatever it takes) 5. Keep moving forward 6. Protect from the downside 7. Reinvest profits into assets 8. Keep learning 9. Add more value where possible 10. Be honest with your core competencies 11. Outsource everything … Continue reading 12 Quick Tips to be Great at Business
Time isn’t linear. Do not measure your future potential by your past results. Sometimes in life you have to push to get somewhere. But when the pull of an opportunity takes you, you can surpass all previous accomplishments in a fraction of the time. Again time is not linear the upside is limitless so do … Continue reading Today’s optimistic note
When hiring others, don’t think just in terms of cost per hour. For example: When dealing with top class talent they may cost $100 per hour. They could be compared to $10 for offshore talent, but what is the real difference? Let’s say the offshore talent takes 5X as long to do the same work. … Continue reading Notes on hiring independent contractors and freelancers
There are many highs and lows of Entrepreneurship. Many of these lessons compiled together create experiences. These experiences are then interpreted by the entrepreneur to mean something. If the entrepreneur does not maintain non bias towards those experiences, she may learn a “lesson” that is not true. For example, let’s say sally wants to get … Continue reading This one thing will ruin your chances as an entrepreneur
Have you struggled to decide on a business name? The reason why you’re struggling is because you’re uncertain if you’ll like it And of course if the market will like it And if it’ll stand the test of time All these are valid concerns… Well, after founding over 10 companies I can tell you exactly … Continue reading How to name a new business
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