Entrepreneurs drive our communities and the world because small businesses account for 85-90% of all businesses everywhere. Here are their stories and journeys. Over the last 15 years, the number of founders has only grown, and the types of business models they use have multiplied. Some are solopreneurs, others build small businesses with internal teams, some started entirely remote and have always been that way, still others are small companies that turn into large ones.
It’s 2020 and no one is drinking cow’s milk. Dairy free alternatives are nothing new – lactose intolerant and OG vegan folks have been tolerating soy milk for decades now but it has only been over the course of the […]
You must pursue your passion. But it can’t be a blind pursuit. Here’s how you can pursue your passion, while building a successful career or business. Did you find this helpful? Explore related content here: Find Your Passion? and Why […]
More and more women are turning to entrepreneurship. Why? Which of these critical reasons apply to you?
Corporate nonprofit partnerships have always been important. Not only has it been shown that business partnerships with nonprofits improve employee engagement, but now more than ever is the time when businesses can really make a difference. Hospitals and public health […]
The surge of new, innovative entrepreneurs looking for ways to improve people’s lives during the Coronavirus pandemic came with an increase in an unexpected category of entrepreneurs: high school students. With sports seasons cancelled, no in-person school, and not many […]
Follow your passion. Do what you really love. Work isn’t work when you love it. Live your dream life – become an entrepreneur. We could go on for paragraphs with the social media ready soundbites people love to spout about […]
In the 1950s, Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter coined the term Creative Destruction: a process of industrial mutation that continuously revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one Creative destruction is the lifeblood […]
You’re in the flow. You’ve dealt with all the curve-balls and adapted to them. You’ve reconciled with the new normal. And then a curve-snowball comes down the mountain at you and bowls you over. A tropical storm was my curve-ball […]
Mornings can be tough. Most summer mornings though, I happily start my day with breakfast with one of our kids at 7:30 am. Breakfast is generally with one child because the other two are happy to log an extra hour […]
March 1st was the last time that 18 year old KJ Takahashi would step into the David H. Koch theatre for his rehearsals before the quarantines began. New York City Ballet, like all theatre companies, would close their doors soon […]
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