Entrepreneurship resides in a different dimension than working ” 9 to 5″. You must adapt when you become an entrepreneur after working for someone else. This article highlights some key considerations that may be of interest.

Okay, so you want a website for your start-up. It’s expensive to hire a professional web developer. Perhaps a little too expensive for a bootstrapping start-up. Don’t worry, there is an easy way for you to build a website that will look professional, be search engine optimized, and be more than adequate for your business [...]

Slidecast with audio that shows how entrepreneurs can build their own financial projections for their business plan.

Interview with Jeff Frutkin that looks at the importance of good ideas to starting a new business. It covers how you can leverage ideas created externally within your organization.

Why becoming part-time at work is a fantastic opportunity to start a business.

Why you should build your business around Warren Buffett’s criteria of a good investment.

The Entrepreneur has just finished their presentation. They are feeling good. It came off without a flaw. They think the hard part is over – or is it?

Ok, many entrepreneurs get this very wrong. Some do not apply any methodology to obtaining their sales figures. In the vast majority of business plans, the sales assumptions are simply plucked out of thin air.

Starting up is like running a marathon. It’s not a sprint. The success of your new business depends on what happens in the long term.

Why have you decided to start-up? What is the underlying reason? What inspires you and gives you motivation?