06.28.17

Got Grit?

What does it take to be a successful entrepreneur? Sure, a great idea and funding helps. But there’s one key element that separates the winners from those with less favorable outcomes. That variable is grit. Call it persistence, stick-to-it-tiveness or tenaciousness. Grit is a theme that runs through the back stories of some of the most […]

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06.21.17

Print is Not Dead: The Case for Physical Books

According to the Pew Research Center, “About a quarter of American adults (26%) say they haven’t read a book in whole or in part in the past year, whether in print, electronic or audio form.” This is tragic to me. As Charlie “Tremendous” Jones said, “Leaders are readers.” When my wife and I built our house in […]

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06.15.17

What’s In A Name?

If you’re in the concept phase of your business then you know that naming your business is a critical step in the development process. After all, the name is often the first impression people have before interacting with your brand. A Fortune article in 2013 gave some great examples to ponder as you think about what’s […]

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06.08.17

CEOs: 3 Deadly Distractions and 3 Leadership Opportunities

This is the introductory article in the series, How to Overcome the Unique Challenges of Emerging Businesses (20-100 Employees). At 20 – 100 employees, your company is likely bigger than you think it is. Your company is likely bigger than you think it is.  It has succeeded where few others have. If you have 20-100 employees, […]

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06.08.17

Success, Significance, & Legacy

A colleague of mine has in his office a placard that reads “Success, Significance & Legacy”. The placard serves as a reminder that there are three “big” stages you might go through during your career. While he is 80 years old, each day he intentionally thinks about how to build and extend his enduring legacy, […]

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