In Entrepreneurial LEAP, I share my experience with my two mentors: my dad, Floyd Wickman, and Sam Cupp, two very successful entrepreneurs. My mentoring relationship with my dad, which changed
Once you’ve decided to take the leap to start your own business, your success will largely depend on whether or not your business is centered around something you are deeply
Subscribe on Youtube Ellyn Davidson, the CEO of Brogan & Partners, discusses how to prepare to be an entrepreneurial business owner. Business owners are often financially dependent on a steady
Assuming you have taken your leap and you have a product or service to sell, now it is time to build your business. No book can tell you the exact
https://youtu.be/M4YNHHBMfcM Many people dream of becoming an entrepreneur. Dreams don’t go very far, though. Being an entrepreneur is hard. Really hard. You must have the ability to roll with the
Once you’ve found your mentor, it is imperative that you cultivate that relationship. My dad was a mentor not only to me but also to many others, including Terri Sjodin,
https://youtu.be/BrUy7kOOZxU In the coming weeks and months we will be featuring interviews of successful entrepreneurs who were once starting out and in your shoes. We’d like you to meet Shelly
https://youtu.be/G6m0h5AsvAc In the third section of Entrepreneurial Leap called “Path”, I teach the 9 stages of growing your business. One of those stages is making the conscious choice as to when you
https://youtu.be/pztJ9VEr15Y In full disclosure, I struggled asking for help in the early stages of my entrepreneurial journey, seeing it as a sign of weakness. I eventually learned that I was
https://youtu.be/TMF60a_HhzQ “Do what you love and the money will follow.” In this week’s video Leap Lesson, we discuss the importance of starting a business around something you love. If you’re
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