Collin Williams

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

Bio

Collin is the Founder and Chairman of New Era ADR. Collin was previously General Counsel at Reverb.com which was acquired by Etsy for $275M. Collin also worked at Oracle, Greenberg Traurig, LLP and Butler Snow, LLP. Collin went to Middlebury College and Tulane University School of Law.

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Career

Personal Accountability Will Push You Forward and Help You Grow in Business and in Life — Here's How to Practice It

There is a startling lack of personal accountability today. Exercising personal accountability will push you forward both personally and professionally.

Starting a Business

How to Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable, No Matter Your Age — Lessons for Entrepreneurs

For the first time in my life, I tried snowboarding at 47 years old. It taught me that there is never a bad time to continue growing. And that getting comfortable being uncomfortable only makes you more powerful.

Thought Leaders

There Is No Place for a Cult Mentality in Startups — Here's How to Detect and Avoid This Type of Workplace

Many startups seem to foster a cult mentality, often towards the founders. Business cultures like this are frightening, unnecessary, unhealthy and counter-productive.

Science & Technology

The Fear of Innovation and Change May Directly Cost You as an Individual. Here's How.

Innovation and change can be scary. But ignoring new ways of doing things has legitimate and tangible costs that can affect all of us.

Growing a Business

Why It's Unwise to 'Fake It 'Til You Make It' in the Startup World — and What to Do Instead

The startup mantra of "fake it 'til you make it" has recently resulted in a series of high-profile convictions of entrepreneurs. There are ethical ways to accomplish the same startup goals without committing outright fraud.

Living

How Setbacks Can Be the Key to Taking Big Steps Forward

In life, we all get knocked down. Most of us repeatedly. But how we use those moments as motivation can dictate the level of success we find.

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