ENTREPRENEURIAL

Five great entrepreneurial lessons from Gordon Segal taken from an interview with the Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization in mid-February of 2012.

Entrepreneurial companies are entrepreneurial in nature because they have one focus in mind: making money and doing it quickly.

I've created a chart outlining the stages of an entrepreneurial mind to help the rest of us make it less lonely for our beloved CEOs.

The Entrepreneurial Parenting work force has grown by the millions over the past decade. As parents endeavor to reconcile work and family demands, there are those warriors courageous to combine business and family. Meet one; Checago Bright-Sawo.....

While the recession has affected many of us negatively, maybe it's time to look at this period of economic strife as an opportunity. This could be your chance to pursue your entrepreneurial dream.

Abba's Way. Beyond Green. "Forget a Double Dip in Housing It's A Permanent Dip So Get Entrepreneurial."

Have you ever wondered how some entrepreneurial moms seem to perfectly balance their work and family? Read on to learn insider tips on how to make the best of the time you have for your customers and your children. No "S" on your chest required.

As entrepreneurial space companies grow up, systems engineering becomes increasingly important. Choosing your tools carefully and introducing practices incrementally makes all the difference between project success vs. open revolt and mission failure.

Entrepreneurial strategy encompasses a set of decisions, actions, and reactions that first generate and then exploit over time, a new entry. New entry could be a new product, new organization, or entering into a new market.

With apologies to "The Lovin' Spoonful," "It's not always easy and it's not often kind..." but you can make a lot of money leaving respect for others behind.

4 Walls that need a coat of paint. I run a successful business, I am rather handy, I can paint my office myself,it can't be that hard!

In today's market, the dream of owning your own business has become a reality for millions of Americans and the number of new business start-ups has risen steadily in the past 5-10 years.