Colin Fell
Start it, finish it, move on to the next.” Coming from a small town in Lancashire in the North of England back in the mists of time that are the…
More conversations with founders. Different format, same honesty. These interviews dig into the messy middle of building something. The part between the big idea and the press coverage that most people skip over. Spoiler: that’s where all the interesting stuff happens.
The founders here share what actually fills their days. Not the Instagram version. The real one. With the early mornings, the difficult conversations, and the moments of genuine doubt that somehow coexist with genuine excitement. It’s a weird combination. Ask any founder.
What makes these conversations worth reading is the specificity. Not vague advice like “follow your passion” or “think outside the box.” Actual details. How they got their first customer. What they’d do differently. The habits that keep them from losing their minds.
Some of these founders run companies you’ve heard of. Most of them you haven’t. Yet. That’s kind of the point. The best insights often come from people who are still in the trenches, not the ones writing memoirs about trenches they left years ago. Browse through. Find someone in your space. Or don’t. Sometimes the best perspective comes from a completely different industry.
Start it, finish it, move on to the next.” Coming from a small town in Lancashire in the North of England back in the mists of time that are the…
I recommend to give your very best every day. As a result, everyone surrounding you will start noticing your effort and this will lead to even more opportunities personally and…
Listen attentively as well as keep to your word. In my experience, this makes all the difference.” Channa Kozlowsky has more than 10 years of experience in California’s luxury…
Keep all the contacts in your network apprised of what you are doing and where you are going. There is a serendipitous reciprocity in a strong network that can increase…
When you own a business, there is a lot of conflict so waiting a half day or getting another opinion before pressing “send” on an email or saying something you’ll…
Start meditating. It’s great for your mental health, and it’s made it a lot easier for me to fall asleep too.” Thomas Jepsen is the CEO of Contractor Quotes…
Active listening from networking ultimately turns into partnerships. Partnerships creates success and growth.” Kurt has a B.S. in Public Accounting and M.B.A. in International Business. Past lives in Accounting,…
Bringing ideas to life is more about discipline than inspiration, though it usually starts with one of us saying, “wait a minute!” then drawing furiously on one of a whiteboard.”…
I define risk differently than many people. I think regret and wasted potential are the biggest risks in life. I’d rather fail at business then wonder “What if?” at the…
Realize sooner that success is all in the mind.” Joel Friant is a serial entrepreneur and free market enthusiast with a penchant for product creation, home-based business, and subconscious success…
Don’t focus on making money, as money does not buy happiness.” Dr. Sam Jejurikar is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Dallas, Texas and a partner in Dallas Plastic Surgery…
Have a plan. At least an initial one. Which will likely be revised but you need to have some sort of strategy of what you mean to accomplish and how you…