A new page in the book of life has begun for you. You’re living, sleeping, and dreaming your startup. You are on a hiring spree, meeting new clients, and getting lots of recognition for your new company. But somewhere down the line you realize, it’s not working. Your efforts are no longer paying off. Competition is increasing and prospective clients are decreasing. What started off so well is suddenly getting tougher to do and is full of problems. What could be going wrong? A million th
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I’ve spent this year working with corporations and government agencies that are adopting and adapting Lean Methodologies. I’ve summarized my learnings in this blog post, and here, here and here and here and put it together in the presentation here. One of the interesting innovation challenges I’ve encountered centers on a company’s culture. While startups have the luxury of building values and culture from scratch, existing companies that want to (re)start corporate innovation mu
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We all know that not every small business is going to “make it.” I’ve been in business for 10 years, and I’m still going strong, but my business is fairly easy to manage, and comes with very low costs. Not every other small business out there has the same advantages I do. The Small Business Administration (SBA) estimates that about half of new establishments survive for at least five years, while about one-third make it to the ten-year mark. While there are lots of different reasons tha
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from Royalty Mart http://royaltymart.com/2015/12/11/4-obvious-mistakes-startup-entrepreneurs-make/
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