4 ways to increase daily productivity (and save more time)
How do some entrepreneurial leaders get more done in a day than the rest of us? Here are four simple strategies, used by the world's most successful people, that will...
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Peter Diamandis on fighting regulation and what’s next for entrepreneurship
When serial entrepreneur and XPrize founder Peter Diamandis talks about what's in store for tomorrow's leaders, the conversation verges on ecstatic. Can you blame him? Through his own initiatives, he's...
4 things to put on your website (and 3 things to get rid of right away)
Websites are containers for content. They're a magic combination of design and programming that deliver words and images to visitors. That's the whole idea. So here's the question... What should...
How to deal with employee absences
In November 2013, Ooshma Garg, CEO of Gobble, a company that ships ready-to-cook dinners throughout California, had a really bad day, though hers wasn't as bad as the general manager's:...
5 best ways to get your brand noticed in 2015
It is important to properly allocate resources for a cross-channel strategy that aligns with your overall business objectives. Every solid PR plan starts with a cohesive strategy. To ring in...
Steve Case on the opportunities for future entrepreneurs
One of the easiest ways to look foolish is to start making predictions about the future — just ask those who said online shopping was a passing fad. And before...
10 ways to make your relationship with your co-founder a success
You can't make something from nothing all by yourself. Somewhere along the line, you might decide that you're more powerful as part of a team. But when you're hit with...
High stakes, fake identities: the great URL wars
In 2007, Aaron Patzer traded more than 1 percent of his personal-finance company's stock for a single URL: Mint.com. And the technorati issued a collective gasp, because giving up equity...
Who’s on your personal board of directors?
Who's on your board of directors? Now, this may seem like a question for someone who is running a corporation or a large business; not necessarily a startup. But I'm...