Urban Escapes founder, Maia Josachvili, knew the company would need a new business model if it was going to scale. She discovered that the answer was as simple as doing the math.
On the eve of her birthday, Shama Kabani reflected on 26 things she’s learned turning The Marketing Zen Group into a successful business.
The old adage that time is money is never more true than when you’re an entrepreneur. Here are some tips for staying focused and working efficiently.
Working with a lawyer can be costly and time consuming. Here are some strategies to help control legal costs and focus on doing what you love — building your business.
The old idea of compartmentalizing the rest of our lives from our work, doesn’t work. True balance comes from creating your own livelihood. Here’s how to do it.
College students have a lot to learn about being an entrepreneur. Are you making these common mistakes?
Shane Mac started with an idea, a notebook and an idea to launch a new business in a month. It took the better part of a year to launch, but there were lots of lessons along the way.
Your thoughts shape your reality. How are you allowing negative thoughts to create stress in your life?
Despite the growth of a new school of experts who spend their days discussing social media, few have mastered the art and science of digital branding.
Don’t set yourself up to be overwhelmed and frustrated by trying to do everything in your business. Know your strengths and hire a team to help you take care of the rest.
Entrepreneurship is often about experimentation. If something is not working, and your business is not growing, it might be time for a change.
Dan Schawbel worked a full-time job while bootstrapping his start-up. When he was ready to focus on his start-up, he signed his former employer as his first client. Here’s how he did it.
Rudy Karsan, Founder and CEO of Kenexa (KNXA) and author of We: How to Increase Performance and Profits through Full Engagement, spoke at IPN Northeast Professional Venture Boot Camp, where he shared some of his mistakes and weaknesses as an individual …
When Michael Mothner’s business had a boom, he nearly doubled the number of employees at his company. But he wasn’t prepared for the stress of managing so many people.
I am about to hire my first employee. What are some interview questions I should ask and why? What responses should I expect?
Some of the most revolutionary businesses started out as crazy ideas. Here are some tips to turn critics and skeptics into raving fans.
David Siteman Garland was trying to do it all, but knew he needed help. When he finally hired an assistant, he was finally able to focus on the big picture.
Running a business with your spouse my seem like a no-brainer. But there are lots of things to consider before merging your personal and business relationship.
