Entrepreneurial life is intense and all-consuming. In the long run, you need to invest in friendships outside the entrepreneurial world—or you’ll burn out.
Starting a company is really hard. Co-founder conflict is responsible for 65% of startup failure. Under this tension, co-founders can often say hurtful things to each other. Here are some tips on how to apologize well.
Are you a skilled enough leader to design yourself out of a job? Read this post to learn the secret to steering the ship while everyone else keeps the ship moving in the direction you point them.
A rumor says you should “never do business with friends.” This post debunks that myth and plots a path for those excited to work with people they love.
Over time, this father and startup investor has noticed some interesting similarities between being a good parent and a good investor. Here, just in time for Father’s Day, are a few of these observations.
Picking the right co-founder could be your most important decision as an entrepreneur. Don't forget to ask yourself these 3 questions before you decide.
Cut the jargon used to describe business today. Read this and learn to focus on finding words that will not only capture your passion, but also set it free.
We often hear founders calling their startup their "baby.” Sadly, entrepreneurs often fail to show actual friends and family that same level of priority.
Many entrepreneurs hide their troubles from outsiders. But investors aren't outsiders—they're business partners. This post shares how to keep them informed.
We asked investors what prevents them from investing in an entrepreneur most often. Their number 1 answer? Ego. This post is about why humility matters for entrepreneurs.
After 10 years working with thousands of entrepreneurs to fund their clean energy projects, Jigar Shah shares what actions to avoid when raising funds.
Even in the most resilient relationships, being the spouse or partner of an entrepreneur can take its toll. This spouse shares 5 ways to avoid resentment.
The potential for miscommunication between entrepreneurs and investors is massive. As an entrepreneur, here are four questions you need to ask to avoid it.