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Your Guide to Gaining a Competitive Edge and Succeeding as an Entrepreneur Over the Next 5 Years
As an entrepreneur, you must stay ahead and anticipate the future. To do this, you must refine your current skills and understand successful business practices while sharpening the most important skills you should master in the next five years.From recognizing potential opportunities to adapting quickly to change and maximizing resources for growth, you'll be better equipped to take your business…
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How Her Side Hustle Became a ‘Monster’ $250M Revenue Business
This Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Demi Marchese, 32, founder and CEO of 12th Tribe, a Los Angeles, California-based fashion brand. Here's how she used $800 to grow a side hustle into a full-blown business that's seen over $250 million in lifetime revenue and $35 million annually. Responses have been…
Home From College: Jobs for Young Adults Without Work Experience
Julia Haber, the 29-year-old co-founder of career platform Home From College, was a student at Syracuse University when she started her first business: an experiential marketing agency that brought retail pop-ups to college campuses and worked with brands like Shopify to teach students about entrepreneurship.Image Credit: Courtesy of Home From…
Building Tech With No Experience Taught Me This Key Skill
In today's world, not every founder comes from a technical background, and that's no longer a dealbreaker. With AI projected to grow 28.5% by the end of the decade, even specialists are racing to keep up with emerging innovations. In such a fast-moving environment, the expectation that any one person,…
How She Started a Business That Did $250k Revenue in Year 1
Marilynn Joyner was one of 18 women out of more than 250 employees at a New York City commercial real estate brokerage firm, where she worked for over 12 years. Although she learned the value of relationship-building and helped navigate high-stakes deals and negotiations, she found it a challenging professional…
I Turned My Hobby Into a Global Startup for Writers — Here’s the Playbook
Since childhood, I've been a bookworm. My all-time favorite books include a mix of non-fiction and finance. However, this didn't stop me from transforming my biggest hobby into My Passion, the top-2 e-book platform globally.The platform already has over 1,000 books, and every two weeks we release another 2–3 bestsellers.…
Starting a Business? You Need Founder Friends — Here’s Why
Starting a business can be a lonely endeavor. No matter how confident you are in your product and in yourself, there will always be times when doubt creeps in — usually just as you're trying to fall asleep.These crises of confidence can be fatal to your vision, but they don't…
Most Founders Start With the Product. I Started With These 3 Questions Instead.
Too many founders start with the product. They get excited, build something, and then scramble to figure out if anyone actually wants it.I almost did the same. Technically, I started by generating silly AI images of my boss to make my coworkers laugh. But when I saw the potential of…
What I Learned About Growth From Founders Who Started Small
Starting a business with limited resources is a road many solopreneurs find familiar — myself included. I've observed many small business owners turning modest startups into success stories, but it doesn't happen overnight. They turn their humble ideas into successful ventures with resilience, creativity, smart technology use and a never-accept-defeat…
This Company Gives Away 100% of Its Profits — And Its Thriving
Even the staunchest capitalists acknowledge the tension between profit and social good. In a consumer-driven society, money often overshadows morals.Many founders claim their companies exist to make a difference, but in a system that prioritizes profits, good intentions are easily squeezed out. The Green brothers stand out as rare exceptions.Award-winning…
Black Tap Adds New Concepts Tender Crush and Singles & Doubles
In 2015, Julie Mulligan and her husband Chris Barish opened Black Tap, a laid-back burger joint in New York City's SoHo. "It was inspired by the images and music we grew up with: Warhol, Basquiat, '80s and '90s hip hop and pop," Mulligan told Entrepreneur.Since its launch, Black Tap has…
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I Asked AI to Create a Plan for a Fake Company — The Results Blew Me Away, But Not in the Way You Might Think
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A while back, I took a couple of my grandchildren on a tour of the…
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Startups face numerous challenges on their journey to success, and failing to overcome any one…