0 An organization invests months of research, planning, and development to manufacture a product for its customers. In most cases, the product requires the involvement of hundreds of people throughout its journey. However, if it fails to meet the desired quality standards when it reaches the end user, all the efforts and hard…
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For the seventh year in a row, we’re proud to work with KBCM Technology Group (formerly Pacific Crest Securities) to share results from a survey of ~424 private SaaS companies. Thank you to the readers of forEntrepreneurs who participated in taking the survey! Thank you also to David Spitz (@dspitz) and the team at KBCM Technology…
Treating imperfection as an operating expense In 2008, some college friends and I started the first stationless bike sharing program in the North America, a decade before bikes and scooters appeared on the streets of every major city. And the first question everyone asked us was this… Won’t people just steal the bikes? How are…
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Post Views: 79 My father died of a heart attack when I was 13. Perhaps I was too young but I don’t remember crying when I heard the news. It wasn’t that he wasn’t a good father—he was. He worked very hard as a trader during the day and taught taichi at night. Occasionally, he…
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Actress | Television Personality | Author | Politician Educationist | Philanthropist | Storyteller In the heart of Ghana’s entertainment scene, Grace Omaboe, affectionately known as Maame Dokono, stands as a beacon of resilience and creativity. Born in Nyafuman, a village in the Birim North District, Ghana; her life is a rich tapestry woven with threads…
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by Manny Skevofilax, author of “Ultimate Profit Management: Maximizing Profitability as You Grow Your Business“ Let’s talk about entrepreneurship. Whether you’re just starting out or have been running a business for a while, identifying business opportunities is essential. This process should be ongoing throughout your company’s lifecycle to ensure continued success as your business grows…
A friend recently said this to me… “You got out of blogging just in time. Blogs don’t work anymore.” I responded by first saying I haven’t stopped blogging — or creating content, but yes it is true that I no longer rely on my teaching business as my main source of income. She explained to…
Who Are Your Co-Founders Or People Who You Work Very Closely With? How Do Their Skills Supplement Yours? My co-founders are Tim Kring and Raj Kamachee. They’re terrific for me because Tim is a famous story teller and very creative, whereas Raj is a seasoned CTO who builds extraordinary software with his talented team. Between…
Here’s a list of 10 life hacks for 2023. Well, it’s kind of a list of life hacks and kind of just a list of things that are working for me right now—after 33 years of research… or living life. Maybe you’re already doing some or maybe you can comment below with more ideas. Let’s…
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Community Service Slogans are powerful phrases that inspire people to help others and improve their communities. They encourage unity, kindness, and making a positive impact. These slogans motivate individuals to volunteer, care for the environment, and support those in need. By embracing these catchy messages, we can create a better world together. Let’s join hands…
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