Eight Disciplines to Increase Your Odds of Entrepreneurial Success
April 26, 2022
Being an entrepreneur is not something you do, it is something you are. And it is very messy. There is no perfect way to start
8 Disciplines to Increase Your Odds of Entrepreneurial Success
February 23, 2021
The time frame between when you confirm that you are an entrepreneur-in-the-making and when you discover the business you want to start will vary. For
Are You A “Partner Person”?
December 15, 2020
A vital decision to make when taking your entrepreneurial leap is deciding whether you’re going to have a partner or not. Some entrepreneurs desire partners,
Solve Big Problems, See Big Success
December 1, 2020
Discipline # 3: The Bigger the Problem You Solve in the World, the More Successful You Will Be In Entrepreneurial Leap I teach 8 disciplines to
8 Essential Elements to Successfully Launch a Company
October 22, 2020
https://youtu.be/fp4i2NQjOeg In chapter 14 of Entrepreneurial Leap I discuss eight key disciplines that will make the difference between succeeding or failing once you take your leap. The
How To Clarify Your Vision
June 2, 2020
You have finally reached the point of taking your leap. The time frame between when you confirm that you are an entrepreneur-in-the-making and when you
My Family Thinks My Business Idea is Stupid
April 10, 2020
subscribe on youtube What do you do when your friends and family don’t agree with your business idea, or think it’s really stupid? Know this,
The Discipline of Having a Plan B on Your Entrepreneurial Journey
February 18, 2020
You’ve finally reached the point of taking your entrepreneurial leap! In the third phase of Entrepreneurial Leap called Path, I map the stages of the
Take Criticism and Doubt with a Grain of Salt
February 4, 2020
If you’re an entrepreneur-in-the-making, you have lots of ideas. Those ideas will often be met with criticism and doubt. In my new book, Entrepreneurial Leap,
Utilize Customer Feedback Early and Often When Starting Your Business
December 10, 2019
One of the biggest mistakes many entrepreneurs make when taking their leap is to assume their customers are going to love their idea. Based on
