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Ten Critical Steps to writing a Business Plan

Starting a business is a major commitment that will consume 24/7 of your life with no end in sight. It is always good to know what you are getting into before you take the plunge. From my experience writing business plans for large ...READ»

It's Creative (Destruction) Genius

As the world and the US slogs through the current economic turmoil, the task of economic development professionals is shifting.  What use to be a local struggle to attract businesses and jobs, competing against other states or ...READ»

As Luck Would Have It…Success Is Not A Science.

One of my favorite radio programs is a quasi-science show called Radio Lab and is hosted by Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich. There are two reasons why I love this program so much: 1) because the production values are so good that no matter what they are talking about it sounds multilayered and dynamic and 2) while the topics are science related they are not overly technical and there is a heavy philosophical element usually presented from various sides by the two hosts and their guests. Anyway, while perusing the Radio Lab website the other day to download some files for my iPod, I came across a podcast entry where the two hosts are discussing the early days and their first failed attempt at creating a skit for another public radio program called This American Life. Toward the end of the skit, Jad answers a question about how the show is produced, and he talks about science in a way that struck me, in that it is directly related to entrepreneurship and for that matter…life. Here is an excerpt: READ»

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A 2008 Christmas Poem

As I wake to the sounds of the FM dial my mind starts to focus on life’s great trials. “Time to get up kids & brush your teeth and please for once don’t fall back to sleep.” “Hurry now get out of the shower the bus has gone and it’s tardy hour.” In a rush as we fly in our car but the road is slick and traffic is at war.READ»

It Was The Best Of Times, It Was The Worst Of Times

When entrepreneurs start a new business they often have a nasty habit of paying little attention to whether or not the timing it right for that business idea. Some will start their business either way, no matter what the data (or the bozos) say. And some of those entrepreneurs are going to be successful in spite of the worst of odds. But today’s economic uncertainties actually puts the question of timing front and center in the entrepreneur’s minds eye. So here are some things you should consider before starting a business in today’s brutal business climate:READ»

Welcome to the Entrepreneur's Secret

Hello, this blog is designed for entrepreneurs to share ideas on business strategy, operations and efficiency for greater success.  I hope to hear from you and I look forward to advising you on your small business.  READ»

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