Starting a second company after selling your first can be daunting, but it's also an exciting opportunity to prove yourself and create something amazing.
Startups in their early stages face the challenge of limited data, leading investors to evaluate the co-founding team's potential for success. Founder-market fit, where founders' skills and qualities align with market needs, becomes crucial for investors. The article provides insights on how founders can demonstrate their founder-market fit to investors.
Founders can maintain their companies' "secret sauce" while evolving their cultures to meet the strategic needs of a much larger enterprise. Here's how.
Today, companies are staying private longer. The article highlights three key things founders should consider in this new entrepreneurial journey to keep valuation high and reach a liquidity event.
Duke Alexander Moore founded Duke Tax because he has a head for numbers and business — but it was social media that gave him an opportunity to earn big.
For founders to most effectively bridge the valuation gap between themselves and investors, they must establish trust through the following four approaches.
Founders must acknowledge that they can't precisely plan the business journey all the way. Instead, successful founders take measures within their control to improve how they manage events outside their control.
Ten Percent Happier founder Dan Harris traveled to India to partner with Tibet's highest spiritual leader on a free program that will help you cultivate a compassionate mindset.
Most entrepreneurs get into the game because they want personal freedom and control over their own destiny. Here are three ways to accomplish that goal while still growing a behemoth company.
Starting a business is tough, so finding a co-founder and tackling the challenge together is a good idea. However, you should look for seven essential traits in your future co-founder to avoid trouble.
How leaders manage uncertainty supports their success. Even first-time founders and startup managers can be just as good as veterans if they cultivate these four mindsets.
Here are nine ways an early-stage venture capitalist should help a startup after closing the deal and these are exactly what differentiates a great investor from a mediocre one.
You've heard of the minimum viable product, but what about the minimum lovable product? In an increasingly competitive market, can you afford to start something that isn't perfect?
Are you a longtime business owner looking for a way to increase revenue and even enjoy your work more? Here's how developing a White Belt Mentality will do the trick!