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Ever had a terrific business idea that just didn't fare well? Being left with armfuls of an unprofitable model and a hole in your funds is not a great feeling. Here's how to know when you need to let your vision go to rest — or convert it into something more meaningful.
Startups can be chaotic – especially in the beginning. When you step into the entrepreneurial world, you’ll ideally do it with a small core team...
It’s no secret that your company’s culture is directly tied to its success. And that culture is founded upon core values, which in turn define how you work together...
It is no secret that startups are expected to be profitable. When starting a company or a project, you naturally want it to be successful and to get a return on your investment. However, it is difficult to achieve these goals in the early stages of the company’s lifecycle. Patience and hard work are required.
This is a topic that unfortunately gets lost amidst the stressful activities of modern life. Both in the startup ecosystem and in other fields, people often forget about their own well-being, a fact that can lead to a slew of problems later in life.
It is inevitable that, during your career as an entrepreneur, you will have to deal with investors. This is the reality of the startup ecosystem. Without the aid that these individuals can provide, many companies would never even get off the ground, let alone become successful.