“If you don’t laugh at yourself, someone else will…” – Anonymous We started creating entrepreneurship comics to laugh at ourselves while trying to launch various businesses. My husband and I.
Last year, I was working on a business that I was convinced could be bought by a huge media conglomerate. In fact, before I had a business model, funding, prototype.
Ah, taxes – a mandatory thorn in your side. What to expense, what to allocate, what to deduct and what to account for… it’s quadruple the headache for an entrepreneur..
I played my first poker game recently. Although my hope for beginner’s luck didn’t pan out, I learned a lot during that first game and saw many parallels to starting.
“That name is unavailable. Please search for another one.” Anyone who has ever searched for the perfect URL or even tried to find a Gmail address or a coveted Twitter.
Tick-tock, tick-tock. We have timely news for you. Your launch may take you twice as long and cost double the pennies, and that’s the best-case scenario. The bottom line.
Just take a seat for a minute. As entrepreneurs, we hardly get time to sit, gather ourselves and just think. I’d argue that starting your own business is one of.
Epiphanies strike all the time in the entrepreneurial mind. I’m sure you’ve felt it. You may be in the shower, about to sleep, or in an awkward social situation and.
THWUMP: Your 80-page masterpiece plops on the table. If you are referring to your business plan, you’ve fallen into one or more of the following #entrepreneurfail traps: 1. Assuming that quality.
If I got a dollar every time someone told me to sign an NDA (non-disclosure agreement), I’d retire right now. The irony is that NDAs, trademarks, patents and copyrights are.
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