Weekly Wisdom – How Do You Get Noticed? Feat. Ebong Eka
Getting noticed is great, but you have to build relationships to turn that into something meaningful.
Using LinkedIn Like Facebook?
So you say you hate LinkedIn. You only check it once every six months because you don’t really like it. Well, that’s like saying cars don’t work because you never got a driver’s license.
Weekly Wisdom: How To Get Paid With Monika Jansen
At the crux of being a successful entrepreneur is getting paid. Check out my latest Blab interview with Monika Jansen who blogs for Web Dot Com and Groupon Works among others.
How Smart Is Too Smart?
Is there such things as too smart? You need the right mix of smarts, practice, creativity, practical intelligence, and HARD work.
SXSW Inside Track #3: The Future Of Tech With Robert Scoble
The future of tech is substantively different than anything we’ve ever seen before. Check out my recent Blab stream with Robert Scoble where we chat about the future of tech, SXSW, and lasers.
10 Best Infographics Of 2015
There’s no hiding anymore- Infographics are everywhere. We’ve been producing a top ten list every year for the last six years and we’re excited to bring you the best of the best from 2015.
Weekly Wisdom: Time To Start With Melanie Nathan
Being an entrepreneur is like riding a lion- it looks cool from afar, but in reality you’re thinking “I’m riding a lion! How did I get on this lion?! Ahhhhh!” Getting started as an entrepreneur is similar.
How Children Of Entrepreneurs Look At Things Differently
Growing up in a family business changes the way you look at the world. It’s a totally different lifestyle that your friends whose parents aren’t entrepreneurs probably don’t understand.
NowSourcing SXSW Inside Track #2: Interview with Scott Jordan, CEO of SCOTTeVEST
Going to your first SXSW can be quite an ordeal. Especially if you’re presenting a panel, activating at an event, or showing your wares at the tradeshow!
Old School and New Tools featuring Dan Streeter
Sales are the lifeblood of any company- this seems like a no-brainer but when you get down to the nitty gritty, sales can start to look kind of scary.