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Home» 2010 » November » 11

A Niche Social Site That’s More Than Skin Deep

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Jim Herrera in Entrepreneurship

“I am nervous. I have read more than 100 reviews on this site from the good, to the bad, to the absolute unthinkable. I am hoping to get into a bikini by maybe July or August. I want better confidence, a fresher more youthful appearance. I want to be able to sit in a chair without [...]

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The Startup Visa: a Boost for Small Business?

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Jim Herrera in Entrepreneurship

Two years ago, Brad Feld, managing director of Boulder, Colo.-based venture capital firm The Foundry Group, was working with two companies whose teams included foreign entrepreneurs from Europe and Canada. While the businesses were promising, Feld and his team could not find any applicable visa categories that would allow the entrepreneurs to stay and start [...]

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How to Make Your Business Dream a Reality

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Jim Herrera in Entrepreneurship

Scott Belsky knows why you don’t get things done. You have too many ideas. Belsky, 30, author of Making Ideas Happen (Portfolio, 2010), argues that most entrepreneurs suffer from idea-to-idea syndrome, jumping from one big idea to the next while executing none. Startup failure rates suggest he’s right, and he’s built a business to address [...]

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How to Ditch the Cube

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Jim Herrera in Entrepreneurship

Pamela Slim was tired. For the first 10 years of her career, she was busy juggling two demanding jobs. By day, she was a corporate director of training and development; at night and on weekends, she served as a volunteer director of a martial arts organization, working with at-risk children. The pace eventually took its [...]

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Are You Ready to Launch?

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Jim Herrera in Entrepreneurship

Do I really know my numbers?  Numbers are the language of business, and you need to know and be able to measure your numbers to succeed and survive. What do I mean? If you look at your projections and see limited positive cash flow and marginal profit on paper, there is little chance you will [...]

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The Two Worst Pitching Mistakes

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Jim Herrera in Entrepreneurship

Never pitch without a plan. Pitch and plan are like movie and script: You don’t do one without the other. The pitch summarizes the plan in a different medium. It’s an output of the plan, optimized for the medium and the audience.  One of the biggest crocks in the business buzz lately is the idea [...]

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