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Monthly Archives: November 2011
The thrill of the adventure!
There is nothing quite as thrilling in business as igniting a startup and watching it blossom. Especially when starting a company with personal savings or money from relatives and friends, early signs of success are intoxicating. Each new customer, each … Continue reading
Posted in Ignition! Starting up
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Find your rock in Ensenada. An encore.
This week, for the first time, we republish an earlier post. With readership up three-fold since that posting in April, 2011, and with many great reader comments then, it is only natural to send you to the original post with … Continue reading
The most satisfying life journey is never about the money.
As I look back over more than fifty years as an entrepreneur, I can think of the financial focus of my three entrepreneurial businesses as a prime driver in my life during the early stage of each. And yet, as … Continue reading
Posted in The liquidity event and beyond
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Leave something on the table in a sale.
Isn’t the goal of any negotiation to get the maximum possible out of the other side? I have learned from long experience that the last bit of concession is the most expensive in a negotiation. Invariably, it’s after the negotiation, … Continue reading
Posted in The liquidity event and beyond
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