Learn from the success of others: You should learn from other successful business owners because they have a wealth of knowledge that can help you grow your business.
Michael Geber in his Emyth (Entrepreneurial Myth) discusses why so many businesses fail to achieve their true potential, even if they survive the staggering failure rate statistical odds and ultimately what you as a small business can do about it.
Most entrepreneurs when think about business funding, the first thought is that of looking for an investor, a business partner with deep pockets, a crowdfunding campaign or a business loan. We think that...
As the business owner you are personally liable for your actions, including any mistakes you might make along the way. Those mistakes could lead to someone making a claim against you, which could in turn lead to fines, penalties, compensation or even imprisonment.
When building a real estate investment platform or any business for that matter, there are mistakes that are often made, and if avoided, can free up an organization for Scale, Speed and Efficiency.
Every entrepreneur must come face to face with the reality that there is only a limited amount of time, money, and people that you can use within your current position. The question is how do we increase or maximize the things that we find limiting?
Sahar Hashemi sits on the Entrepreneurs Panel for the government and was voted one of the 10 most influential thinkers in the UK. She is also a fantastic speaker and we can’t wait for you to hear her.
Warren Buffett is the greatest investor of all time. His decisions about buying shares and companies have beaten the stock market year after year and made him the richest person in the world - thought to be worth 37 billion dollars.
Starting a business can be intimidating. The uncertainty of how your venture will fair in the market can trap you in a loop of anxious thinking, but for every new entrepreneur, these 3 encouraging tips are a great way to keep your confidence high.
