Jerry Kaplan, serial entrepreneur, executive, technical innovator, and author, talks about the five big mistakes that entrepreneurs make
Jerry Kaplan, serial entrepreneur, executive, technical innovator, and author, talks about the five big mistakes that entrepreneurs make
Marketing guru and author Seth Godin spells out why, when it comes to getting our attention, you cannot get your ideas to spread if these are routine or boring. Even bad or bizarre ideas are more successful than boring ones
As founder of fashion startup Mode-sty, Zahra Aljabri is trying to make modest fashion both attractive and affordable for today’s women. In this video, she describes the difficulties that modest dressers face, and how she is creating a better experience for them. This is an excellent example of an entrepreneur working in a niche that came to light when she wanted to buy clothes online for conservative women…
This video explains how you don’t have to create rocket-science ideas. Just simple ideas that resonate with potential users and their needs can lead to success,
This is a really neat video explaining the time value of money and the inter-related concepts of Present Value and Future Value
Susan Desmond-Hellmann, chancellor of UCSF, identifies traits that appear over and over again in successful entrepreneurs. The first trait is a relentless tenacity mixed with optimism, a quality she describes as being like “a dog on a bone.” The other critical trait is not being afraid to be embarrassed.
There is no magical way to predict if your business idea is going to take off or not. This entrepreneur however provides some insights on the kind of thinking that gives you some clues about the feasibility of your business proposition
If you are a new startup business looking to grow without spending an arm and a leg on marketing promotion, you need to leverage social media. But how do you create a social media strategy for your business…?
Discover how to sustainably harvest rainwater – up to 100,000 gallons of rainwater per year in your own back yard. This is what Brad Lancaster does in Tucson, Arizona as he reduces environmental and financial costs and produces free resources. This could be a great idea for a social enterprise in communities in many developing countries where there is water scarcity…
This video entitled “What is Innovation” provides an interesting graphical view on the subject
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