How to Write an Impeccable Vision and Mission that Will Help Your Business
You’re probably here because you saw that one of the first steps of building a business plan is to write your mission and vision statements,
Category: Entrepreneurship
3 Reasons Why You Must Ignore Your Competition
We all tell the story we want other people to hear. When we write the “About Us” page, we talk about the things that will
How to Know When It’s Time to Hire An Employee
Pretty much 75% of the time, small business owners carry the weight of all departments of the business to keep it afloat and running. Sales,
Founder Fanzine Vol. 2
Welcome to the 2nd edition of Founder Fanzine! My vision is to help make the entrepreneurial path easier for everyone who wants to start a
Founder Fanzine Vol 1
Welcome to the trial edition of Founder Fanzine! My vision is to help make your entrepreneurial path easier, more manageable, and more fun. I hope
How to Do Performance Improvement Plans Right
Performance Improvement Plans. I know what you’re thinking, this sounds so corporate. It does, but hear me out anyway. Performance improvement plans (or let’s just
The GWC Process – How to Fire Someone On Your Team
A good recipe for a strong business includes success, teamwork, and growth. One without the other doesn’t amount to much. The best way to incorporate
Using the People Analyzer Tool to Build a Cohesive Team
The most important part of building a team is to make sure that all employees are aligned with your company’s core values. Building a company
Choosing a Startup Idea: Is a great idea the most important part of building a startup?
If you’ve ever thought of building a startup, chances are the first thing you think about is having a “great idea.” You may look at many successful startups and think they all started with a unique, groundbreaking idea, and that is what led to their success. But that’s not always the case.
Do You Really Need a Co-Founder? The Pros, Cons, and Middle Ground
You have an idea, product, or service that you think people would want to buy. Since you are running the business, the majority of the profits will flow to you. The simplicity of this process is what motivates thousands of people to contemplate starting their own company. However, what halts the majority of these people in their tracks is what comes next.
