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Do You Need to Be a Born Entrepreneur to Build a Successful Startup?
Think about the world’s most famous entrepreneurs—Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos. These are the names we hear again and again, held up as examples
New business ventures: Every stage requires its unique leadership traits
Brilliant start-up leaders and successful collaborative scale-up leaders have different strengths, priorities, and leadership styles. Here’s a breakdown of their key differences and similarities, with
Examples of some of the Oldest Companies in the world and what Lessons Start-ups can learn?
Instead of only looking at what some new companies are doing wrong (see previous blog), it’s probably as insightful to look at the opposite side
Examples of Famous Start-up Failures and the Lessons They Teach Us
To me, it’s always valuable to analyze Start-up failures, preferably some of the more juicy ones, and see what lessons they teach us. If you
Why an academic section in a practical how-to guide?
I have fond memories of my academic education. Partly as after being in more of a straight jacket during my teenage school years, it gave
Why this guide, Why Now & Why Me?
There’s a lot of over-promises and incorrect advice being given online on starting a successful enterprise. This wrong advice could cost someone their life savings
Do Start-ups need help?
Most research would indicate start-ups have, at best, a 10% chance of succeeding, hence sufficient upside. Importantly, this % can become much more favorable if
