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What happens when the people who helped start a company are no longer qualified to work there?

"It must be nice" – The most popular refrain us Founders get when the outside world sees what we have  – without seeing what it took to get there.

In this article, we take a closer look at how venture capital and private equity work, before diving into some of the reasons why we might confuse the two.

You're doing too much and it's a disservice to you and your startup. Here is why you should aim to accomplish only ONE thing each day.

As the current year draws to a close and the next one begins, most people get a little introspective—and entrepreneurs are no exception. Every year has its ups and downs, and startup founders understand this better than most.

For my generation, “entrepreneurship” was more of a tough spelling bee word than a career option. Members of Gen Z don’t see things that way.

How does your startup reach your customers? How do you go from the initial connection with a potential customer to the fulfillment of your brand promise? Not sure? Well, the answer to these vital questions define your "go to market strategy".

Getting the space right is vital to the health and development of your company, but it can be like trying to pin down a moving target.

Startups aren't about big announcements. They are about being in the trenches every day getting just one more small victory.

I won the startup game by opting out of it.  Instead, I focused on my own business and stopped worrying about what everyone else was doing.