HeyJaredWe Are All EntrePartners
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Starting the Generator (opens the original)
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When I first started attending Startup Weekend events, I just wanted to help people build interesting things. I came at it with more of a “hackathon” mindset – using the skills I currently had to build Web and social media presence for the new startup, as well as learning new things that I could add to my toolbelt for future events. After attending a couple of events and watching others get in front of the crowd and pitch something interesting, I decided to give pitching an idea a try at Startup
Guarding Your Runway (opens the original)
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You hear it everyday: cash is king. In most cases, they’re referring to customers using cash to pay for products or services instead of credit cards, due to the fees associated with that service. However, when it comes to your business, the amount of cash you have on hand at any time (known as your runway) is what ultimately rules your business. It determines how many staff members you can afford to pay at the end of each pay period, how much inventory you can purchase, or how many software subs
Starting on the Ground Floor (opens the original)
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Every great entrepreneur must start somewhere. If you’re lucky enough to have savings or a rich uncle who can support your business from its launch, consider yourself in the vast minority. Many entrepreneurs around the world start businesses with little to no money, and some start with very few connections in their local startup community. While this may seem daunting, it’s very possible to build something amazing from the ground floor, if you’re willing to put in the work.When one thinks of “ca
Locking Into Work (opens the original)
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Summer is usually a time of relaxation and enjoyment of warm days outdoors. However, the business cycle doesn’t stop because the sun is shining or the pool is calling. The long, beautiful days can make it more difficult to focus on the important stuff, and you want to make the most of the nice weather before things become cold and gray at the other end of the year. I personally suffer from “Septemberitis”, when it cools down just enough to make patios and rooftops unbeatable locations to spend t
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