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How can you tell if your company would benefit from holding a GSA Schedule? Here are eight factors to take into consideration. Read More

when you're beginning to to plan a startup, get right what so many others get wrong. There are 4 key mistakes that most failed entrepreneurs have made. Learn what NOT to do here. Read More

Even though I have seen many business leaders succeed, and many that failed, I still struggle with what really makes the difference. It seems like some CEOs are just more tuned in to the market realities, customer dynamics, people interactions, and are better leaders. But what does that really mean Read More

As an entrepreneur you have your fair share of obstacles, and as a woman entrepreneur there can be even greater hurdles to overcome. One of the most important things to remember it far more about the journey than the destination – since that always seems to change. The destination can change as you Read More

As you consider how your hobby might be able to help you make a little extra money on the side, think about how you could sell it, and how you can turn it into a real moneymaker. Read More

The folks at Only72 have put together an amazing package to go along with the hardcover book The $100 Startup by Chris Guillebeau. See what's offered in this deal.
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Recently, one of our readers requested more information on starting a non-profit. A big part of properly setting up a non-profit organization is the paperwork.

Although the task is not terribly difficult, the paperwork can seem intimidating. Here are some resources and short-cuts: Read More

When starting a business there are often more questions that answers. Therefore it’s great to have resources on the internet, and other business owners who have already walked the path you are on.

Rather than asking just anyone for business advice, you seek out those you most respect and admire Read More

All too many startups are founded simply on the basis of a new and exciting technology invented by an industrious technologist. This is the origin of the “solution looking for a problem” and “if we build it, they will come” syndromes, which result in surprise and frustration waiting for funding, an Read More