Entrepreneurs need to know, not just how to get started, but how to keep their business running and growing. This means changing, and it also means understanding changes that are going on around them. A recent book by Millenial Branding founder … [Continue reading]
Flexibility is gold. It is prized above nearly all else by members of the workplace. Allison O’ Kelly has built an empire offering flexibility. Flexibility and talent that thrives with it. Her startup MomCorp—valued at $20 million—matches skilled … [Continue reading]
The Small Technology with Big Effects. 3-D printing is one of the most compact and efficient power-stations of a technology the world has seen in some time. 3-D printers pack a wallop, doing an incredible amount of good work with a small bundle of … [Continue reading]
It’s a paradox—the employees you most want to keep can often be the self-starters who end up moving on to what they see as greener pastures. And if your turnover is high, you lose out on productivity and momentum, possibly losing profits while you’re … [Continue reading]
Etsy was once dubbed “the quirky aunt of e-commerce.” It’s not an up-and-coming phenomenon, a new trend, or a well-kept secret. But in 2013, $1.35 billion dollars’ worth of items were shipped on the site, which means its life is still in full … [Continue reading]
Grocery Savings are as Simple as Planning Ahead. Entrepreneurs often have to find money in money they’re not spending. You can print your own currency by tapping into available savings on groceries. Plan Meals If you have some taco shells … [Continue reading]
Take Some Cues from a Successful Entrepreneur. Howard Schultz has come a long way from the Bay View Housing Project in Brooklyn, where he grew up in the 60’s. He is now the CEO of Starbucks, the ubiquitous coffee shop that is now conquering Europe … [Continue reading]
