So you’re thinking about starting up in an unfamiliar industry. A little scared? Of course you are! Navigating any new territory can be daunting, confusing, and terrifying. Don’t worry though, I’ve collected some of the top tips from some of the most successful entrepreneurs to help ease your concerns…
The ability for anyone, anywhere to share what they’re seeing in real time has changed the face of marketing for non-tech businesses. In an outgoing, storytelling sense, as well as the insights gained by watching and listening, walking around the world with your customers has never been so easy.
Starting and running a new business isn’t for everyone—but regardless of your career, there’s something to be said for the “entrepreneurial spirit.” A little entrepreneurial zeal can give you a distinct advantage in your professional life, whether or not you think you’d ever strike out on our own. So how do you train your corporate mind to think more like a business owner? Try these five easy ways.
It’s not so easy to enter the workforce in today’s market. Youth employment has been pegged at a nearly 60-year low. Student loan debt has surpassed $1 trillion. At times it can seem as though nothing is on youth’s side, helping to put America’s kids to work.
