Be a Good Leader: Part II
Lessons I Learned from My Father About Leadership In my prior post, I described how my father influenced my views on leadership and how I used these lessons in my…
Lessons I Learned from My Father About Leadership In my prior post, I described how my father influenced my views on leadership and how I used these lessons in my…
Lessons I Learned from My Father About Leadership My father ran a small HVAC company in the Midwest. Growing up, I didn’t know much about it until the summer I…
Did you know there are 32.5 million small businesses in the United States? But here's a more interesting fact: they make up 99.9% of all enterprises in the U.S. The…
International trade is the import and/or export of products, services, or commodities between companies or individuals in different countries. Trade exists because a buyer wants to import something that a…
Entrepreneurs are often quick to assert to potential investors that their product or solution will kill the competition. However, your opinion alone will not be enough to convince experienced investors…
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) agency of the U.S. Department of State allows investors and traders from “Treaty Countries” the opportunity to apply for a nonimmigrant visa…
If your business is in a growth phase, you might be considering launching call center operations. Or possibly expanding those you already have. If so, you’ll be all too painfully…
Every entrepreneur I know wishes he had more time to coach all the members of his team. I often hear the excuse that coaching takes more time than simply diving…
In this age of the lean startup, minimum viable product, and fail fast, the advice is clear, test everything as soon as possible. Also, do it while making the smallest…
Part 7 of 7 Introduction A government’s rules and regulations — its laws — will always have a macroeconomic impact on the success of any business. And, for companies that…