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12 July 2011 1 Comment

Why You Want People to Hate Your Product

Art is subjective. Not everyone will like your art but some people may. These people will identify with your product and hold your product as a badge for their own self image.

2 June 2010 3 Comments

It’s Not About Being Perfect

Perfection is not what it’s about. It’s all about making progress. That’s the key.

13 May 2010 2 Comments

Jupiter and Start-ups

Jupiter losing one of it’s stripes is a lesson for start-up entrepreneurs.

7 May 2010 0 Comments

New Ebook On The Way

I am working on an ebook that will contain edits and re-writes of articles and posts that I have written over the last year and a half.

23 April 2010 2 Comments

Substance, Substance, Substance

You can’t bluff a start-up. It’s a no bluff zone. That’s the reality. You can’t achieve anything without substance.

13 April 2010 1 Comment

Failure: It’s All In The Math

Failure is a crucial filter for ideas. This post looks at failure as an idea filter from both a large organization’s and start-up’s perspective.

22 March 2010 1 Comment

Is There a Formula To Business Success?

So, what’s the right management theory to follow for your start-up? Is there one sure fire way to achieve start-up success?

17 March 2010 2 Comments

Tracking the Digital Footprints

Using your target market’s digital footprints, can be a much better way than traditional market research techniques like questionnaire and focus groups to show you the best way to position your new business. When market research costs are considered new businesses should look at implementing a comprehensive digital footprint tracking operation instead of more costly methods of market research.

16 March 2010 5 Comments

Regressive Taxation Based on Risk?

Giving people involved in the start-up community a tax break could do more for the economy than any number of stimuli packages.This would create employment and give countries who enact this pro entrepreneurial tax policy a distinct long term competitive advantage in the global economy.

10 March 2010 2 Comments

Creating Jobs and Saving the Economy

Entrepreneurs are the key to job creation. Every new successful new business will lead the global economy back to recovery and prosperity.

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