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Time Management and GTD During My “Search”
I’d like to share some interesting time management data I’ve collected over the last nine months. When I first left Terrafugia, in October 2012, I started what my McKinsey friend called “search.” That’s when your full time job becomes finding your next full time job. I was busy with “search” the very first day off […]
Five Reasons why Entrepreneurship Isn’t Quite Business
Good entrepreneurship eventually leads to good business. But here are five reasons why the two start out different: 1. Framework Startups may be inventing either a new product or a new service, but quite often they’re also reinventing a business model. Good businesses, on the other hand, already know how they’re going to make money. […]
How to Make $1 Million in Six Months
No, it’s not a scam, it’s called entrepreneurship. Qualified startups seeking their first angel funding usually get valued at between $1 million and $3 million and usually have little or no corporate track record. So what are the attributes of such valuable new companies? Surprisingly, it’s not so much the product, nor is it real […]
