Although most startup entrepreneurs are dedicated, motivated, and hard working – sometimes things just don’t get done. It’s not your fault really… You are already wearing more hats than most people are willing to and when you have to do 5 or 6 jobs as one person, it can easily get distracting.
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At the Gang of 5 meeting yesterday, a few of us entrepreneurs gathered to further discuss the chatter that’s going around the Atlanta startup scene. During the conversation, a number of possible solutions were proposed to get something going and many seem like worthy efforts. (More on that later) However, I was surprised to find a post today by Paul Freet that talked about the Hollywood Startup Model which was also something we touched on during the meeting – did you have a spy on us Paul? Read more…
I received an email from MarketingProfs today that I just had to repost. I think it hits on some key points that defines whether you are an entrepreneur/business person vs. a technician that is self employed.
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In my few years in the business world, I’ve found that most people I talk to about trendy businesses fall into one of two categories – the haters and the embracers.
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As of Friday, I have joined the ranks of web entrepreneurs who have built, grew and sold a successful Internet company. As someone who’s currently doing “non-profit” work waiting for the next pay-day, this was very welcoming news.
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