I just finished the BUS 110 Intro to Entrepreneurship course with Brigham Young University Idaho. Being an entrepreneur myself, I loved this course. Here’s some of the things that really stood out to me from this course and why I would highly recommend it to anyone considering starting their own business… Successful Entrepreneurs Come In […]
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Young people, just starting out in their careers, might be wondering if they should be a specialist in an area of their industry, or if they should just generalize in what they do? Here’s what Stan Christensen, Stanford instructor and a partner at Arbor Advisors, had to say on the topic: Choosing the right career
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If you’re not familiar with the life and achievements of Randy Haykin, I recommend you watch this interview with Randy: How did being a lifelong learner benefit Randy Haykin’s career? All of the positions Randy held with Apple, Paramount and his own venture, Interactive Minds, required him to innovate. At Apple and at Paramount he
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Here are three important questions about money I was asked this week: What is your attitude toward money? How can your view of money affect the way you live? What rules are recommended for prospering? I’ll answer each of these questions here. What is your attitude toward money? I think my attitude toward money has
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Over the years I have had the opportunity to hire a lot of people for my business. Many of those hires have been great… but some have been failures. This week, I watched a short video of a talk given by Frank Levinson in 2001 when he was CTO and Chairman of Finisar Corporation. In
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