Living the 7 Entrepreneurial Virtues

We all strive to be our best. Here are seven traits to make your entrepreneurial journey heavenly.

3 WAYS TO SPOT A LIAR

A new study out of Harvard offers tips on spotting a liar. They're not what you see in the movies.

Tap Into Y Combinator's Contrarian Thinking

 

Tap Into Y Combinator's Contrarian Thinking

As an investor, I've learned some fascinating lessons from some of the world's fastest growing marketplaces. Take a page from Airbnb, Tutorspree, and FlightCar.

Tech Company Tableau Software Goes Public

 

Tech Company Tableau Software Goes Public

The fast-growing data visualization software company puts Seattle back on the IPO map.

3 Reasons I Lead From the Weeds

 

3 Reasons I Lead From the Weeds

You can still keep your company moving forward while keeping your feet firmly planted in the day-to-day details. Here are three reasons to do so.
 

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Should You Build or Buy Your Way to Growth?

By Karl Stark and Bill Stewart |  May 23, 2013

If you have an opportunity to build a big business, you first need to consider whether to grow organically or through acquisition.  Read more

Build Trust and Authority in Google Search

By Aaron Aders |  May 22, 2013

Here's what you need to know about Google's Hilltop algorithm and how to use it to your advantage.  Read more

5 Best Resources for Small Business Buyers

By Curtis Kroeker |  May 22, 2013

Although buying a small business is a big step, it isn't a step that you have to take alone. Here are several resources that can help you close on the busine...  Read more

Be More Productive In an Open Work Space

By Karl Stark and Bill Stewart |  May 21, 2013

Readers weigh in on the challenges of balancing collaboration and getting "real" work done.  Read more

The Sun Jump-started This $33 Million Business

By Julie Strickland |  May 20, 2013

For Goal Zero, what began as a humanitarian effort to provide solar power to the Congo grew to a $33 million business.  Read more

8 Money-Saving Business Travel Tips

By Kevin Daum |  May 17, 2013

These eight tips will make your business travel easier and cheaper.  Read more

Can Your Employees Push Back?

By Janine Popick |  May 17, 2013

Are your employees afraid to disagree with you? Here's how to help them stand up for their opinions.  Read more

Before Raising Capital, Find Your Spark

By Karl Stark and Bill Stewart |  May 16, 2013

Most successful businesses are built from a proprietary asset, not just an idea.Until that spark is in place, outside investment is a risky proposition.  Read more

Why Seller Financing Still Matters

By Curtis Kroeker |  May 15, 2013

Despite the improving economy, in the business-for-sale marketplace, business owners are discovering that seller financing is still necessary to seal the deal.  Read more

How to Lead Great Leaders

By Kevin Daum |  May 14, 2013

Leading has its challenges, but when your followers are powerful leaders you need to step up your game. Here are six helpful tips.  Read more

How to Build an Entrepreneurial Team

By Karl Stark and Bill Stewart |  May 14, 2013

Building a business takes a village. But how can a growing business afford it?  Read more

Shazi Visram: I Was Approached By My Dream Acquirer

By Nicole Marie Richardson |  May 13, 2013

The CEO of Happy Family talks about the recent acquisition by Danone, the company's future, and what it means for her role.  Read more

Danone Acquires Happy Family

By Jill Krasny |  May 13, 2013

The fast-growing organic baby food company hands over 90 percent in equity to Danone for hundreds of millions of dollars. Founder and CEO Shazi Visram couldn...  Read more

Should You Use Guilt as a Sales Tactic?

By Janine Popick |  May 13, 2013

As a last-ditch effort, giving a potential client the guilt-trip might work. But it also might not.  Read more

How to Be Confident, Even When You're Not

By Kevin Daum |  May 10, 2013

Everyone has insecurities when doing something new. Here are three ways to build strength and be self-confident.  Read more