The United States has long been the natural home of the entrepreneur but recent reports suggest that Americans are less likely to start a company now than in the past four decades. So what has led to this worrying decline in home grown entrepreneurship? And does this low point offer an ideal opportunity to launch your […]
Going from investment banking to scooping gelato isn’t a very common career trajectory. But it’s exactly what Uli Nasibova did. The founder of Gelateria Uli recently spoke with me as part of our exclusive Smart Hustle Report. During the conversation, Nasibova offered some thoughts on scaling a business as well as how her career in
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The failure rate of startups is relatively high, especially for first-time entrepreneurs. Roughly 50 percent of all small businesses fail within the first four years, and many of those are started by first-timers who have limited entrepreneurial, business, or management experience. Even if you start with a fantastic idea, have a dedicated team to make
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When you are South African-born American business magnate Elon Musk, you don’t have to listen to anyone. After all, the 46-year old, worth an estimated $21 billion, is the CEO of SpaceX; a co-founder, inventor, CEO product architect of Tesla Inc.; and co-founder and former chairman of Solar City and has his hands in half a dozen
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Chad Corzine didn’t set out to start a business. He simply wanted to start a small garden in his apartment and couldn’t find a product that fit his needs. Even after he did start his business, he had to constantly make adjustment and change his thinking based on things he learned from customers. Corzine is
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What exactly does “great execution” mean for startups? originally appeared on Quora: the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering people to learn from others and better understand the world. Answer by Praveen Tipirneni, CEO of Morphic Therapeutic Inc., on Quora: The difference between good and bad execution isn’t always obvious. It’s much subtler than
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Elon Musk is headed to Mars. Lady Gaga keeps going platinum. Whatever Richard Branson touches, seems to turn into gold (or red). Why do some people become successful entrepreneurs while others never escape their 9-5? It all boils down to 6 key traits that you must have to find success as an entrepreneur. But do you really
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What are the pros and cons of bootstrapping (on a services model) versus taking an investment, for a first time entrepreneur? originally appeared on Quora: the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering people to learn from others and better understand the world. Answer by Todd Belveal, Founder and CEO at Washlava, on Quora: When
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