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3 Ways to Get Honest Feedback from Your Team

Nov 4, 2013 By YEC

We have a continuous feedback loop in our company, comprised of one-on-one meetings, weekly departmental updates, trust and transparency in all of our interactions. Even with all of that, there are times when people need to be pushed to provide honest feedback.

Filed Under: Open Culture Tagged With: Feedback, Learning, Team, Young Entrepreneur Council

Choose Your Incubator Wisely

Nov 4, 2013 By Debarati Mukherjee

If you are considering starting up your own small business, getting well-grounded advice from experienced people can be profitable. That’s where an incubator comes in.

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Debarati Mukherjee, Getting Started, Learning, Location, Mentors, Networking, Startups

Want to Up Your Creativity?

Oct 30, 2013 By Drew McLellan

No matter what you do for a living, you need to be creative. Innovative and fresh thinking are always in demand, whether you’re a cop, a plumber, or a marketing pro.

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Creativity, Drew McLellan, Innovation, Learning, Reinvention

Why Kickstarter Campaigns Fail

Oct 29, 2013 By Killer Startups

Plenty of entrepreneurs have found success with their crowdfunding campaigns. Failure though, is always a possibility—even when the end is in sight and it seems to be a sure thing. Crooked Bottle, an aspiring local brewbub, learned that lesson the hard way.

Filed Under: Funding a Startup Tagged With: Crowdfunding, Failures, Finding Capital, Killer Startups, Learning, Mistakes

What I Learned About Entrepreneurship from Running

Oct 28, 2013 By YEC

One of the recurring themes to pop into my head while running in the last month was the similarity between how I was progressing as a runner and how I could potentially apply the same mindset to running my company.

Filed Under: Best Practices Tagged With: Character, Consistency, Focus, Learning, Personal Outlook, Young Entrepreneur Council

5 Characteristics of Great Mentors

Oct 25, 2013 By Under30CEO

There are many qualities needed to be a good mentor. However, there are a few that stand out that I would like to share with you. Here are the top 5 characteristics I’ve seen in great mentors:

Filed Under: Best Practices Tagged With: Learning, Mentors, Relationships, Under30CEO

Just Good Enough: The Minimum Viable Sales/Marketing Strategy

Oct 16, 2013 By Dave Brock

For years, I’ve been a proponent of “Just Good Enough” as a sales or marketing strategy. Perhaps in today’s context, Just Good Enough might be called The Minimum Viable Sales/Marketing Strategy.

Filed Under: Marketing Innovations Tagged With: Dave Brock, Failure, Learning, Product Development

Successful CEOs: Learn from Their Mistakes

Oct 15, 2013 By Cara Aley

The best CEOs will tell you that they have learned more from their failures than they have from their successes. Here, we’ll highlight the most regrettable mistakes made by some of the world’s top CEOs, and what learnings can be gleaned from those mistakes.

Filed Under: Best Practices Tagged With: Cara Aley, Leadership, Learning, Mistakes

The No. 1 Enemy of Creativity: Fear of Failure

Oct 10, 2013 By Peter Sims

Never once in my life until my mid 30s did anyone ever (to the best of my recollection) call me “creative.” But now, I hear it all the time. So what happened?

Filed Under: Strategic Planning Tagged With: Creativity, Design, Failure, Learning, Peter Sims

5 Key Ingredients of Courageous Leaders

Oct 4, 2013 By Bill Hogg

Courageous leaders are inspirational. That isn’t their ambition. It’s simply a positive by-product of their character and powerful work ethic. By following the example a good leader sets, others can also achieve the same results.

Filed Under: Best Practices Tagged With: Bill Hogg, Character, Leadership, Learning, People Skills

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