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10.18.17
5 Lessons Lady Gaga Can Teach Entrepreneurs
I confess it. I listened to Madonna in high school and college. I traveled a few years back with some friends to see her in Vegas. In a couple of weeks, my wife and I will see Lady Gaga in concert in Indy assuming she is medically ready. While there’s no denying her value as […]
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Avoiding “Low Battery” Entrepreneurial Burnout: 5 Practical Tips
You’ve likely heard the expression “you can’t pour from an empty cup.” That saying applies to the general population, but entrepreneurs especially need to take note. Think about it – your Apple iPhone 8 Plus might not be the only thing on low battery. You might be getting a “low battery warning” and pop-up notifications as […]
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Entrepreneurial options enhance odds of success
Excerpt: Karl R. LaPan, President & CEO of the Northeast Indiana Innovation Center “I was disappointed to read the comment in the Oct. 3 news story, ‘Investing in area entrepreneurs,’ relative to wanting ‘aspiring entrepreneurs tinkering in their basements and garages to find out what the program can offer. They don’t have to be in a local […]
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Entrepreneurial Ecosystems and the Missing Link (Hint: It’s You and It’s Me!)
Largely because of advancements in technology, almost every known business model is subject to reinvention and innovation. We are seeing more disruption than ever—and new products are coming to market faster than ever. The Internet has revolutionized competition. No longer can businesses rely on a quality product as their only selling point. No business model […]
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Demystifying the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
I thought this week I would look at additional entrepreneurial myths and folklore and debunk them. As you know, myths are the stories people tell to explain why something is the way it is. You saw some commonly held myths in last week’s post based partially on a HBR article from Dr. Isenberg. I was […]
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