Jason Feifer
Entrepreneur Staff
/ Editor-in-Chief
Jason Feifer is the editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur magazine, and the host of two podcasts: Problem Solvers, about entrepreneurs solving unexpected problems in their business, and Pessimists Archive a history of unfounded fears of innovation. He’s @heyfeifer on Twitter and Instagram.
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Among the lessons below: the brilliance of a "treasure hunt merchandising philosophy."
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Sometimes, you have to let some problems go unsolved.
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Why You Need to Always Be Questioning Yourself
We should always be asking: Why am I doing this? And can I do it better?
Kickstarter
To Keep His Kickstarter Backers Happy, This Entrepreneur Is Wearing Leopard-Print Pants Every Day
'It's a way to prove my level of commitment,' he says.
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5 Ways to Maximize Your Resources, According to Entrepreneur's Editor in Chief
Own your time -- and everything else!
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How a Company Becomes a Thought Leader
The co-founder of Musicbed shares how his company became more than just a place for music licensing.
Starting a Business
Turning Rejection Into Triumph: How Sarah Michelle Gellar and Her Co-Founders Built a New Baking Brand
As an actor, Sarah Michelle Gellar was used to rejection and uphill battles, but co-founding her startup, Foodstirs, has been a challenge like no other.
Entrepreneurial Journey
To Survive, Sometimes You Have to Let Go of Your Vision -- and Ego
Entrepreneurship means exploring unknown paths, and sometimes that leads a founder somewhere different from where they started.
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How 3 Entrepreneurs Started on the Fast Track
From finding the right customers to creating an apparel brand in a few weeks, founders share their first-time challenges.
Project Grow
The Entrepreneur's Identity Crisis: 'Am I My Company?'
A founder learned the hard way that entrepreneurship means exploring unknown paths, sometimes leading entrepreneurs to a very different place from where they started.
Personal Branding
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There's a lot of noise. Let's not be part of it.
Finding Customers
How Do You Find Your First Customers?
The chairman of DocuSign explains how to turn a company's first customers into valuable ambassadors.
