Quite the Contrary . . .
Like Venture Capitalists?
The dumbfounded series continues. This blog focuses on how some founders mistakenly think that angel investors always behave like venture capitalists.
Equity and Shares
We use the terms, equity and shares, without giving them a second thought. Startup founders would be well served to pay them more attention.
Working for Equity: Do The Math
Sweat Equity. Working for equity can be a losing proposition. If you are considering joining a startup, be sure to do your math correctly.
Founder or Co-Founder
Founder or Co-Founder. These are coveted titles, but what do they really mean? Often, they mean far less than one might imagine.
Non Entrepreneurial Hires
Non entrepreneurial hires make for bad fits in a startup company. Don’t be fooled by impressive resumes and dated startup experience.
Raising Money? Do This First
Raising money, it’s what entrepreneurs do. How they go about it, that’s often a “don’t.” Don’t start before honestly assessing your long term goals.
A Tail of Planning Failure
Planning Failure Files: It’s 1902 and the city of Hanoi is plagued by rats. Proposed Solution: Eliminate the pesky rodents by encouraging entrepreneurialism
Small Business Tax Reform is a Misnomer
Small business tax reform is a popular rallying cry. But what exactly constitutes a small business? If you own your own business you may be surprised.
How to Find a Mentor
Want to find a mentor? While social media and other outlets may prove effective, don’t forget these more “traditional” sources.
