Category: Work/Life Balance
11 Tips to Succeed as a Nomadic Entrepreneur
Q. What’s one big hurdle that you had to overcome in your quest to becoming a nomadic entrepreneur and how did you do it? Victor L., San Jose, CAThe following answers are provided by the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC). Founded by Scott Gerber, the YEC is an invite-only nonprofit organization comprised of the country’s most [...]
Don’t be Fooled: Entrepreneurship isn’t Instant Gratification
In October, my posting, “The 5 Things in Business that College Can’t Teach” reviewed 5 important qualities and abilities that are essential for entrepreneurs. These qualities are of such an utmost importance, that I felt it would be beneficial to take a closer look at each. 1. The ability to Adjust (You Better Adjust…If You [...]
New Years Resolutions 2.0: How to Cut the Noise & Focus on What You Want (Without Punching Santa)
We all know that the holidays are supposed to be a time to celebrate with friends and family, reflect on the year that passed, take a break from our busy day to day lives and start planning how to make the following year even better. But is that really what you’ll be doing this holiday [...]
Why I Fired My Best Friend
“Matt, you just aren’t the type of person that makes those around you better,” I was once told…. while I don’t like to swear, all I can think is “f*ck that guy”. I’ve never been more insulted in my life. That’s Bulletin Board Material I should pin that quote up in the locker room, or [...]
Everyone Has a Number. What’s Yours?
Everyone has a number. No, I’m not asking for your number ladies… I’m asking what it would take. What would it take for you to quit your startup and work for someone else. Okay, maybe you wouldn’t be fetching coffee all the time, but seriously, what would it take for you to work your ass [...]
Keeping Your Dream Alive…While Working For Someone Else
As entrepreneurs we have a dream and vision of how great our life will be when we have our business up and running. We can see the “open” sign on the door, we can feel the cash running through our fingers, we can hear the accolades of our peers as our business grows and succeeds. [...]
13 Easy to Start Businesses for the First Time Entrepreneur
Q. What are some less risky businesses that teen and college entrepreneurs can start to decide if entrepreneurship is for them? Allison, Pittsburgh, PA. The following answers are provided by the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC). Founded by Scott Gerber, the YEC is an invite-only nonprofit organization comprised of the country’s most promising young entrepreneurs. The [...]
10 Must Watch Business Shows for Entrepreneurs
If you’re going to watch television you might as well learn something or put on something that will get you fired up to make some money. Check out these 10 Must See Television Shows for Entrepreneurs… 1.) How I Made My Millions This CNBC show features 12 episodes of everyday people that went from idea to million [...]
3 Steps to Edit Your Entrepreneurial Ideas
As an entrepreneur and young CEO, chances are that you come up with a new business idea weekly, if not daily. In some cases, you might get addicted to starting new things and solving new problems. As fun as they may be, these constant forays into new business ventures can make it very difficult to [...]
The Real Costs of Working From Home
Many small businesses hire new employees and allow them very flexible schedules. This may include the ability to work a couple of days a week from home or at times the entire job may be work from home. This allows a small business to be more flexible and helps them attract top talent with flex [...]
