Clarence Bethea – Founder of Upsie
Defining a problem is the first step to bringing a new idea to life. I look for problems that may be getting overlooked, and then consider the solutions available. Clarence…
Defining a problem is the first step to bringing a new idea to life. I look for problems that may be getting overlooked, and then consider the solutions available. Clarence…
This may sound strange, but for small companies, not all growth is good growth. Measured growth is best. I believe that a company needs to pace itself with regard to…
[quote style=”boxed”]There is going to be an aspect of your business you despise doing. Get it done, and once you’ve pushed hard enough to reach the next level, you can…
[quote style=”boxed”]Every morning before the day start I write down a list of things needing to get done for the day. This sets my day in motion and helps me…
[quote style=”boxed”]Network aggressively and authentically. [/quote] It quickly becomes clear that John Brownlee is convinced a few simple technologies in the hands of patients and health care providers can lead to…
[quote style=”boxed”]Ask for help and feedback. I realize this may be a cliché piece of advice, but I don’t think it can be emphasized enough. As much as I seek…
[quote style=”boxed”]Stay focused on what success means to you. Too often, the day-to-day distractions get in the way. Don’t let what you think other people’s expectations are of you trump…
[quote style=”boxed”]1. Audit the content you have. List it in an Excel spreadsheet. Look long and hard at it.2. Put someone in charge of the content at the beginning of…
In March 2007, Gary Arndt sold his home and set out to travel around the world. Since then he has been traveling non-stop and has visited over 70 countries and…
John Krech is the president and founder of ePhiphony Incorporated and the inventor of Phitch and RightOn Inventory Order Management. John is an acknowledged expert in the fields of manufacturing,…
Meet John Krech – Inventor and Founder of ePhiphony Incorporated
Christine Clifford’s experience taught her how to market and sell products, services and herself. Now, Christine Clifford shares those talents with others. She has definitely cracked the “glass ceiling.” By…