212 Blog Posts To Learn About Entrepreneur

26 May 2026

All of the best stories and tips for becoming the great entrepreneur you were always meant to be.

1. Instagram Scraper: How to Scrape Data From Instagram [2023]

Scrape Instagram followers, hashtags, comments, stories, posts, likes, emails, bio and other data with Python/Github.

2. As a builder of Wordpress websites, I need to speak my truth

This is why Wordpress sucks and you should probably stop using it

3. Tall or Flat: Choosing the Right Model for Your Business and Yourself

How to choose the right model for your business and yourself

In the last few years, Southeast Asia has seen a rapid increase in ride-sharing apps. One of these companies is Grab.

5. The 8 Youngest and Most Accomplished Tech Entrepreneurs

Tech startups, e-commerce stores and family businesses have all played a role in making some of the wealthiest tech based entrepreneurs of the decade. With the advancement of recent technology, there is now more young up and coming entrepreneurs today than any other point in our history. Forbes has ranked the youngest billionaire at just 22 years old, that being Alexandra Andressen, the young women who owns Ferd, the Norwegian investment company that runs hedge funds and actively invests in the Nordic Stock Exchange.

[6. How Fitt Insider Started With

a Newsletter and Reached The Top of the Fitness Industry](https://hackernoon.com/how-fitt-insider-started-with-a-newsletter-and-reached-the-top-of-the-fitness-industry) When it comes to building a successful business, the journey of Anthony Vennare, co-founder of Fitt Insider, offers invaluable insights. From leveraging persona

7. The Man Who Made $50 Million By Selling the Same App Twice

Luke Sophinos tells the story of Nikita Bier.

[8. What are the benefits of using Firebase for your Mobile App? Faster and Better

As you start planing to develop your Mobile app, One of the question that arises in many peoples mind is that what to use for backend of App? or What to use to store the data of App like users data or any other type of data that app needs to function.

9. 4 Lessons From OnlyFans and its Founder, Tim Stokely

In contrast to other live platforms, OnlyFans saw adult performers as assets, so instead of prohibiting them, the company empowered them.

10. Essential Steps to Succeed with Your First Digital Product

In this article, I’d like to share working ideas on how to successfully design a product when you are just starting in the digital market.

11. Can This 24-Year-Old Tech Whiz Make Spending Tracking Go Viral With Oops?

Developed by Gen Z for Gen Z, Oops Finance is led by Shaura, whose journey highlights the power of unexplored paths.

12. Exclusive Interview with Billionaire Entrepreneur Ryan Breslow

Welcome to my Meet The Entrepreneur Interview Series, where I interview impactful leaders and ask them to share tips and techniques that have benefited them, bo

13. Commercial Analytics

I'll share insights into how we can uncover untapped potential in pricing, assortment management, and stock logistics with data-based instruments and processes.

14. Ashkan Rajaee on the Challenges of Remote Entrepreneurship

Startups have not returned to the office like many in big tech have, though not by choice. And they're paying the price: hidden costs, less networking, and more

15. Success Story + 1 = OnePlus

OnePlus went from zero to hero in a matter of a year and became the fastest-growing Android device company.

16. How I Bounced Back from Failure: The Story of Zeke Pike

You Can Bounce Back From Anything

17. Employee Resentment and the Power It Holds

The Immense Power of Employee Resentment

18. The Less Debt You Have, the More Risk You Can Assume.

Think about the level of focus you can have without the stress of losing everything.

19. How I Use Notion to Run Online Businesses as a Creator And Founder

The secret to staying productive while running multiple online projects

20. How to Build a Winning Team: Advice from Experienced Crypto Entrepreneurs for Newbies

The launch of any project begins with three stages - market research, business plan development and team building. Building a team is the most challenging work for a founder as it deals with the most vulnerable material – human resources. For any project, an efficient and strong team is the key to success. Here are the main tips already successful entrepreneurs recommend to keep in mind when finding the right people to form the team.

21. Introductory Guide to Unit Economics and Financial Modeling for Early-Stage Tech Startups

Introductory guide to the unit economy for aspiring tech startups founders.

22. The Secret Mindset of the successful Entrepreneurs

Successful entrepreneurs learn to seize opportunities as they arise, avoid pitfalls along the way, and engage employees to achieve their business goals.

23. How to Think Like Elon Musk

When a South African school boy bullied for “being too smart” becomes a trailblazer for billion dollar companies in future — the world wants to peep into his mind.

24. 7 Essential Skills Every Entrepreneur Should Possess

An entrepreneur is a proud name for people who have the courage and wit to kick off their business and cruise through the world of financial ups and downs.

25. What Problem are You Trying to Solve With Your Startup?

Many people kickstart their careers with a desire to start a business.

26. The Journey From A Failed Video Game To $26 Billion Dollars: The Slack Story

How Slack Went From An Unsuccessful Video Game To A $26 Billion Dollar Company

27. Do Away With Command and Control: How to Change Your Work Culture

Despite articles and studies claiming it dead, command and control remain in around nine out of ten organizations.

28. These 6 Cognitive Distortions Are Wasting Your Time

Six Cognitive Distortions that Waste Your Time

29. 5 Rising Women Leaders To Watch in Tech

In the tech world, these women offer representation in emerging markets and pave the way for a more diverse tech industry.

[30. Where Can Dreams Take You?

The Art of Teaching Associative Thinking to Machines](https://hackernoon.com/where-can-dreams-take-you-the-art-of-teaching-associative-thinking-to-machines-by6r3yme) The idea of LensAI was born last year sometime in May. If you've missed Part I of my story, you can read it here -> How We Taught Artificial Intelligence to Sell.

31. How Snowflake Grew Into a $70 Billion Dollar Company

How Snowflake Became a $70 Billion Company with the Largest Software IPO in History

32. How to Disrupt the Corporate Immune System

The Corporate Immune System: How To Break Through

33. A Productivity Hack that Changed my Life as a Developer and Solopreneur

Do you find it hard to find motivation to finish your long-term goals or be self-motivated? This simple productivity hack will make 10x more productive!

The young do not know enough to be prudent, and therefore they attempt the impossible — and achieve it, generation after generation. — Pearl S. Buck

35. What's Your Entrepreneur Persona?

Want to know which type of entrepreneur you are? Check out this list of 7 personas!

36. Betting On Yourself: How to Do It and Why It's Important

Why We Don't Bet On Ourselves (And Why We Should)

37. What Makes A Venture Studio So Successful at Building Startups?

As an increasing number of venture studios break into the entrepreneurial scene, it’s time to analyze what makes this model so competitive.

38. Growth Hacking Can Be the Difference Between Life and Death

Zac invested in a small side-gig blog called OutKick and within a year, built it up to seven-figure-per-month revenue and sold it to Fox for a massive exit

39. Dear Young Entrepreneurs: Skip College, Do This

When I see a stereotypical graduation ceremony photo, I think to myself: "I hope the 6 years and $100,000 of debt was worth it."

40. Consumer Perception Can Make Or Break Your Business

Consumer Perception Can Make Or Break Your Business

41. Psychological Hurdles Entrepreneurs Face Before Reaching Success

Starting your own business is an exciting proposition.

42. What Does it Take to Be an Entrepreneur?

Many of us are obsessed with the idea of creating something cool and being our own boss though we often forget to ask ourselves the tough questions.

43. Naval Ravikant's 10 Entrepreneur Rules for Success

He credits 10 rules for his success. Here’re his ideas on building wealth while being happy:

44. To Guarantee Your Success, You Have to Burn Your Boats

How to Guarantee Your Success: Burn The Boats

45. How I Used a Product Management Process to Start a Yoga Business [Part 1]

The purpose of this article to share my process and journey launching Lund Yoga Community — Sweden’s first sustainable donation-based yoga studio.

46. It’s Time to Reap the Rewards for Reading in Web3

It's time for deep reading in Web3

47. 3 Ways To Make Sure Your Startup Isn’t Successful

Startups that focus on the wrong priorities are likely to fail.

48. How to Make Money Using ChatGPT: Inspired by Gangnam Style

When you look closely, Psy lays out the exact blueprint on how to make money with ChatGPT.

49. Interview with a German Serial Entrepreneur: Marvin Steinberg

Marvin Steinberg is a renowned German serial entrepreneur who, after dominating the German energy startup sector, has made an entry into blockchain technology, with a goal at mainstreaming STO. Today, Marvin Steinberg will be sharing his thoughts on blockchain technology, startups, and security tokens, and offering advice to entrepreneurs interested in venturing into security tokens and STOs.

50. Of Man and Machine: How Tech Entrepreneurs Are Leading the Charge

Tech is often termed as ‘the future’ and for a good reason; the developments within the tech sector often shape the future as we know it. Think of how the internet changed every part of human life and how social media has permanently altered how we communicate and connect.

51. The Paradox of Scaling Through Inaction: Smart People Choose to Build Systems - Here's Why

News flash. You're not actually being productive. You're just busy. And busy is the enemy of truly scaling your impact.

52. Don’t Fall Into A Startup Trap: An Almost Perfect Survival Guide

Most startups fail because founders don’t pay attention to users. They always start with a brilliant idea that might be brilliant only to them.

53. Justin Welsh: How My Little One-Person Business Crossed $4M in Revenue

Justin Welsh discusses how his one-person business crossed $4 million in revenue.

Spencer & Sophia Rascoff | Optimize for Positivity: The Next Evolution of Social Media

55. We Need to Stop Glamorizing Exhaustion

Can We Stop Glamorizing Exhaustion? (Please?)

56. Woke Capitalism and The American Dream

The Rise of Woke Capitalism

57. Opening a Bank Account is Still A Hurdle for Crypto Startups

If you’re a crypto startup dealing with stubborn institutions, you’re not alone!

58. Never Stick To The Same Angle

Why always looking for a twist or a difference makes all the difference when marketing your products and trying to grow your brand especially at the start.

59. My Experience With Reworking the Codebase of Low Cost Developers

In over 10 years, I’ve interacted with many digital product creators, around 100 or even more. I have worked with many of them on their products too.

60. Ways Generative AI Can Transform Your Business for the Better!

It has the potential to revolutionize a diverse range of industries and change how we live and work.

61. Who is Anndy Lian? How Does he Turn You Into an NFT Hero?

Anndy Lian is a serial entrepreneur based in Singapore. He is always trying to work hard in the crypto and blockchain industry. He shares his story with me.

62. The Risky Business of Breaking New Ground in Your Industry

Risky Business: Breaking New Ground in Your Industry

63. "My first career was a horrible fit for me personality-wise" - An Interview With CEO, Saeid Fard

Learn how Dimensional CEO Saeid Fard turned his career around from finance consulting to tech startups.

64. Entrepreneurship Class Secrets: Safety Nets, Shortcuts, and The Five

Finding success in entrepreneurship is hard. I would know. I have spent many years talking about, or being involved in, entrepreneurship. I started a UK-based fashion business six years ago, and that all-encompassing dumpster fire makes up most of what I know today about marketing, e-commerce, branding, and how no one will buy your stuff if you just do things the way they’ve always been done.

65. Refocusing Your Business: From Profit to People

Rethinking The Bottom Line: From Profit to People

66. What is the Fear Response and How Does it Work?

Fear Is Your Signal To Thrive

67. How To Catch A Whale

Why looking for whales is the perfect method for salespeople and how you can go about catching a whale for yourself to get your own sales career started.

68. Marketing Expert Padraig O’Connor Shares His Journey to the Top

Padraig O’Connor is an inspirational marketing executive. He has built a career marked by his exceptional ability to scale both private and public companies.

69. The Parable of the Farmer and the Horse: A Short Story That Will Make You Rethink Everything

Sahil Bloom tells the story of the Farmer and the Horse.

70. The Enterprise Ecosystem and Blockchain: An Overview

The cryptocurrency movement continues to show no signs of slowing down. With Bitcoin’s price trading ~$10,000 at the time of writing and more consumers being onboarded to the ecosystem, the numbers of cryptocurrency users are growing well into the millions. Much of the consumer adoption is thanks to user-friendly wallet applications and exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, Exodus, BRD, and many others.

71. How Brand Intimacy Takes Your Business to the Next Level

Brand Intimacy: The Hidden Strategy To Take Your Business To The Next Level

72. Are You Settling, Or Doing Your Best?

Are You Settling, Or Doing Your Best? It's important to recognise when you are making decisions to be stable or if you're pushing yourself to reach your dreams.

73. Entrepreneurs Don't Have it All Figured Out. They Learn on the Job.

What Entrepreneurs Learn On the Job

74. How Brazil’s Newly Elected Government Will Affect Its Bustling Startup Ecosystem

With a new political wind blowing through Brazil, we need to ask: What impact might Lula's election have on the buzzing startup ecosystem?

75. Conquering Imposter Syndrome for Success

Conquer Imposter Syndrome for Unbelievable Success

76. Validate Your Startup Idea Using the Right MVP Techniques

In this post, I'll explain the various types of MVPs, when to use them, and how to choose the right MVP type for your new idea...

77. Why Entrepreneurs Need To Set Boundaries To Avoid Burnout

Setting Boundaries To Avoid Burnout is hugely important for everyone, including entrepreneurs that spend every waking moment thinking about their business.

78. How to Win at Business During Economic Uncertainty

As business owners, we can't afford to bury our heads in the sand.

Netflix started to future-proof their business by entering the video streaming market. By making this shift, they could better serve their subscribers.

80. Interview with Digilus Technologies LLC Founder and CEO, Saahil Kumar Chathrath

Founder and CEO of tech company Digilus Technologies LLC, Saahil Kumar Chathrath shared few important tips for starting a successful startup. The Indian entrep

81. People are What Matter Most When it Comes to Scaling

Brian Scudamore | Scaling Secrets: It’s All About People

82. 9 Underrated Startup Podcasts You Should Start Listening to in 2023

Tired of listening to the same 5 podcasts every day? Here's a list of my top 9 most underrated startup podcasts that will freshen up your playlist.

83. Why it's Not a Good Idea to Quit Your Day Job Just Yet

Don't Quit Your Day Job (Yet) ft. Fiona Smith aka. The Millennial Money Woman

84. It’s Not About You: Finding Success Through Managing Ego and Focusing on End Users

Alfonso spoke with me on an episode of the SaaS Origin Stories podcast about his victories and missteps over the years, and generously shares critical lessons

85. The Tech Entrepreneur Elon Musk is Making Advanced Pigs

Elon Musk facilitated the live demo to show how Neuralink mind inserts can be carefully added to a live subject with no hindrance to their wellbeing. ‘They’re solid and glad, and undefined from an ordinary pig,’ he said.

86. Talking With Jager McConnell, CEO of Crunchbase - Using Intuition To Succeed In Business

Jager McConnell - CEO of Crunchbase | How To Use Intuition To Succeed In Business

87. To Get the Outputs You Want, You Need to Build Systems

There are two kinds of leaders: one that acts on a whim, and one that follows procedures to solve a problem.

88. Success or Flying into the Sun: Discussing Emotions and Modern Business

Grant Cardone | Success or Icarus: Hardships, Ego and Humility Within Modern Business

89. It's Important to Plan for the Future, But Don’t Prescribe It

Plan For the Future – But Don’t Prescribe It

90. Tech News Playlist: Nigerian Founder is Back, Retail Startup Wins Ignite 2022

Today’s news includes the foundation of Venture Studio, the 2022 Startup World Cup, as well as the latest on aerospace, cybersecurity, and crypto.

91. Meet The CEO of 1MRobotics, Eyal Yair

An interview with the co-founder and CEO of 1MRobotics, Eyal Yair. He runs a startup that specialises in robotics and shares his philosophy and strategy.

92. How to Become an Entrepreneur in 2021

Want to know how to become an entrepreneur in 2021? Business has changed, it’s important to learn to stay ahead. This guide will give you everything you need

93. Why You Should Think Like A Child

The Benefits of Thinking Like A Child

94. We’re All Just Remixing Capitalism: 85 Business Models That Prove So

From “Buy One, Give One” to “Negative Operating Cycle,” here’s your ultimate guide to making money by reinventing the wheel.

95. 8 Legal Documents Every Business Startup Needs

‘Caution’ is not exactly a word we associate with budding entrepreneurs and founders. Many of whom thrive on passion, uncertainty, and taking calculated risks. But before you turn that spark of a great idea into a reality, it’s wise to pause and consider if you’ve covered all your legal bases. To set yourself up for optimal success, it’s critical that each new venture is built on a solid legal foundation so you’re ready and prepared for the challenges and curveballs.

96. Freshworks' Journey to India’s First SaaS IPO: A Deep-Dive

Freshworks' Journey to India’s First SaaS IPO

97. The Strong Game of Developer To Entrepreneur

The title of CEO/Founder seems cool but it's all about burning our hands and heads by Hustling. It's not like a general race where once you run quick and finish before anyone else and win the game. To be honest, entrepreneurship is like slowly moving with high efforts for success.

98. Pharell Williams: His Entrepreneurial Success and How He Does It

Pharrell is one of the greatest artists of our generation. But he's also a relentless entrepreneur.

99. The Key to Entrepreneurial Success: Seeing a World That Doesn’t Exist

The Entrepreneurial Secret: See a World That Doesn’t Exist

100. How I Succeed With Cold Outreach On LinkedIn

Cold outreach isn’t easy, especially on LinkedIn. Here's how I succeed at it after getting scolded multiple times

101. House of Gucci: Rewriting a Better Alternate Business Strategy and Timeline

"Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten." Aldo Gucci's famous saying explains some entrepreneural lessons that House of Gucci teaches viewers.

102. Narrative Debt: The Silent Killer of Early-Stage AI and Crypto Startups

Narrative debt is the hidden failure mode in AI and crypto startups. Here’s how unclear messaging slows adoption more than bad code, and how to fix it.

103. Interview with Ideaology Founder and CEO, Khaled Alkalbani

Challenges and opportunities in the current global economy are as numerous and as full of potential as they haven’t been in a long time. We are venturing into the unknown in regards to the future socio-economic situation.

104. How and When to Find Your Dream Team

How and When To Find Your Dream Team

105. Authenticity Is the Missing Link In Your Business: Here's Why It's Important

Why Authenticity Is The Missing Link In Your Business

106. Is a Business Coach Necessary?

Do You Need A Business Coach?

107. The Art of Creating Valuable Podcasts

We've made incredible leaps since the days of wireless radio.

108. Miki Agrawal and Tushy Record Impressive 2021 Market Growth

Miki Agrawal and TUSHY Celebrated an impressive growth spurt in 2021 through experiential marketing, new bidet tech, and a focus on innovation.

109. 6 Types of Clients to Avoid as a Freelancer

When it comes to freelancing, not all clients are created equal. Learn how to recognize a bad freelance client and how to handle the tough conversations.

110. Top Management Tips for Startup Founders

Here are some top dos and don'ts for startup founders, alongside some management tips for startup founders from successful entrepreneurs.

111. Entrepreneurs Are Not Robots: How to Prevent Burnout and Not Harm Your Business

Entrepreneurs Are Not Robots, and in the fast speed of work, we tend to forget it. We have to work harder to succeed but it's vital to care about mental health.

112. 15 Strategies to Navigate the Job Market in a Covid Economy

You face a very tough job market now — but you can still thrive. Graduates nowadays face a very challenging labor market. Unfortunately, the corona class of 2020, as they are now called, are facing limited job prospects, reduced pay, and a higher risk of unemployment.

113. Occam's, Hanlon's, Grice's: How to Level Up Your Life With The Power of Cognitive Razors

Cognitive Razors are mental Swiss Army knives that philosophers and big-brained folks use to make sense of this crazy world.

114. 7-Step Checklist: How to Incorporate Your Startup

This checklist covers the most important aspects of incorporating your business so you can move forward confidently.

115. Bootstrapping, Fundraising Or Both? How A Gritty Approach Helped Allie Magyar Raise Capital

After years of running events for huge companies, Allie Magyar decided she was spending too much of her time hovering over a fax machine.

116. Raising Money? Prioritize Smart Money

When raising capital, not all startups have options—they only receive one term sheet from one interested investor. And that should be celebrated. However, some startups are “hot” enough to attract multiple VCs.

117. An Interview With Ian Sanders: Entrepreneurship, Being a Leader, and More

On today’s episode of Startups On Demand, I am joined by Ian Sanders, CEO and Co-Founder of Blue Cape, a stealth startup in the field of healthcare analytics.

118. When Progress is NOT Progress: How to Take Action and Break Free From the Illusion

In the realm of self-help content, there's always a bit of a catch, and that often comes in the form of an illusion of progress.

119. Leadership Defined: Deconstructing the Buzzword

Leadership Defined: Deconstructing the Buzzword

120. Software Engineer Remi Denoyer’s Curiosity Propelled His Career at Mentoring Platform Plato

Remi Denoyer learned to code and built his first basic application at the age of 14. He was the perfect founding engineer for Plato, a mentorship platform.

121. How to Monetize Your Podcast & Make it a Sustainable Project

Monetizing Your Podcast & Making It A Sustainable Project

122. The 3 Things Preventing You From Living a Life You Can Be Proud Of

A recent study discovered that a staggering 76% of individuals on their deathbeds regretted not living up to their full potential.

123. The Entrepreneur's Balancing Act: Cultivating Success While Nurturing Life's Dimensions

Embark on an entrepreneurial journey while maintaining balance in health, finance, relationships, and spirituality. Thrive in all aspects of life! 🚀🌟

124. How to Build a Thriving Community

Community is about giving as much as you take, and it's important to remember that your members are not there to worship you.

125. Tips and Tricks to Manage Your Exit Wealth

Timothy Daniels | Managing Your Exit Wealth

126. Could Small Cash Transactions Boost Business Profits? The Benefits Of Small Payment Cashing

Let’s explore the benefits of enabling small cash transactions in a digital-first high street. Could it boost small business profits?

127. 5 Reasons Why Entrepreneurs Fail and How to Turn Things Around

The first step to start something new takes a lot of courage and determination. And being an entrepreneur is one of the most challenging roles or tasks. Entrepreneurship is one of the best adventures you will ever have. From now on, every decision you make will have an impact on your company and your personal life. That's why it's very important to surround yourself with a professional team to share ideas.

128. Top 7 Promising SaaS Entrepreneurs in 2021 You Should Not Miss

The article gives you an idea of how the top SaaS companies made progress and ranked themselves in the top list.

129. Deloitte's Adam Weissenberg Talks About Planning for the Future as an Entrepreneur

Adam Weissenberg - Vice Chair, Deloitte | How To Plan for the Future as an Entrepreneur

130. How to Fix Entrepreneurship in Europe

I Studied Entrepreneurship in 4 Countries. Here's How To Fix it in Europe.

131. Starting a SaaS Business During Covid: My 5 Year Journey

In September 2020, I went all in working for myself. The COVID Pandemic and my cushy engineering manager job made it a hard decision. However, it wasn't one I made overnight. In fact, It took me five years to wrap my head around it. I can divide that time into three entrepreneurial seasons of my life. Each season taught me essential lessons that provided enough insight into changing the course of my career.

132. Open Innovation is the Cornerstone of Your Startup’s Success

Startups: It’s not about being first, it’s about playing well with others. Open Innovation = sharing ideas, collaborating, and winning together.

133. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Audrey Nesbitt on Web3, Writing, and More

Meet Audrey Nesbitt, dynamic entrepreneur, marketing lead and CryptoChick

134. #MyStartInTech: An Interview With Audrea Cook, a Software Engineer

.Tech Domains has launched #MyStartInTech, a campaign dedicated to drawing attention to the lack of diversity in Computer Science education in the US.

135. The Red Queen Effect: Stop Running Faster, Start Thinking Smarter

The Red Queen Effect: Thriving in a fast-paced world. Insights on adaptation, innovation, and growth in business & life.

136. I Spent the Last 9 Months Building a Side Project, Here's How It Went

I thought I'd try to my hand at this entrepreneurship thing. Here's how it went, the lessons I learned, and the progress I've made so far!

137. 151 Stories To Learn About Entrepreneur

Learn everything you need to know about Entrepreneur via these 151 free HackerNoon stories.

138. Attracting Customers to Your Business | Foot Traffic Formula Founder Stacy Shares Her Insights

In my recent conversation with Stacy Tuschi, we talked a ton about the entrepreneurial journey, how to get started, and how to scale as you grow.

139. 3 Major Tax Deductions for Entrepreneurs

If you’re an entrepreneur, you understand the importance of managing the administrative side of your business. You also know how much of a pain it is (and the time it consumes) to ensure that you stay on track.

140. Who is An Intrapreneur

Not the poor cousin, rather the cautious adventurer striving for nirvana within.

141. Top Five Sites That Use a Personal Domain Name

If you want to find a domain name these days, you have to come up with something as unique as a celebrity baby name. Many of us have been able to reserve our personal name domains, and some wonder how far they can push a site that uses their own personal name.

142. 6 Fatal Financial Mistakes Entrepreneurs Should Stay Away From

One quality that separates seasoned entrepreneurs from the newbies is their willingness and ability to take calculated risks. You will notice this tendency from the world’s best entrepreneurs including Richard Branson, Arianna Huffington and Jack Ma. Irrespective of the type and scale of the business, ranging from a remotely operating technology business to a multinational corporation, there are some financial mistakes that founders should avoid at all costs.

143. Becoming An Entrepreneur In 2021: Challenges And Strategy

Let us examine the challenges that an entrepreneur might face in 2021, including what they can do to overcome them.

144. Online Marketing vs Experiential Marketing: Key Differences

Usually, people get it mixed up thinking of digital marketing and experiential marketing as two separate entities. Truth be told, for a brand to create a diverse multiple channel strategy to connect their brand to customers — they need to leverage on both digital (online) and physical (offline) marketing.

145. Emerging Technologies and Their Impact on Business Strategy

Companies of all sizes and industries increasingly prioritize technological development in their business strategies.

146. Meet Scott D. Clary: From Fortune 500s, to Early-Stage Startups, and Everything in Between

Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Scott D. Clary, Host of the Success Story Podcast.

147. When You Hire One Person, You're Actually Hiring Two: The Duality in Every Hire

Every time you make a new hire, you’re actually adding two people:

148. My Wish For a Gyroscopic Floating Table

An invention I would like to create would be a gyroscopic floating table.

149. Entrepreneurship is an Act of Generosity

For the world to exist as we know it, it was necessary for many people to have dedicated lives to something greater.

150. What's Wrong with the Business Model Canvas? - 6 Major Issues

The Business Model Canvas (as shown above and improved based on this article’s recommendations) is famously the “ultimate” tool for business transformation, having been taught in business schools from the US to India for the past 15 years.

151. Create a Business Model Canvas for Your Business

The business model canvas is the CONCLUSION of a long and fruitful process, which will ultimately inform a company’s entire strategy.

152. 6 Strategies and Tools to Manage Multiple Jobs Effectively

I was really stressed out when I had to manage multiple jobs for the first time. However, these strategies/tools helped me overcome it.

153. 4 Must-Read Tips Before Designing Your Logo

The best logos come across as simple and effortless. This is a difficult concept to wrap your head around when creating your first logo. In fact the number one issue I have had with most of my clients is their urge to overdo the design. Look at the logos of the world’s most successful brands like Nike, Twitter, or Apple. They are extremely simple and recognizable which is why I spend a good part of my time stressing this point to my clients.

154. 7 Things Tech Entrepreneurs Should Know Before Starting a Business

To start your own business or a startup you don’t need to have a degree in business specialization or business experience. All you need is to know how business works and do proper business planning.

155. Becoming Batman: How Self-Distancing and Alter Egos Encourage Personal Growth

Becoming Batman: How Self-Distancing and Alter Egos Encourage Personal Growth.

156. Back on the Market: Could It Be Time to Sell Your Small Business?

Read on as we evaluate the challenges of small business management post-pandemic and decide whether it could be time for you to say goodbye to your venture.

157. Progressive Problem-Solving: Confidently Answering the Unknown by Getting More People Involved

Progressive Problem-Solving: Confidently Answering the Unknown

158. A Primer to Fundraising Basics And How To Become Pitch Perfect

Often one of the biggest obstacles to starting a business is finding the capital to get your idea off the ground. Those who cannot turn to their own personal savings or borrow funds from family members or friends must turn to investors, funding organizations, or bank loans to raise startup funds.

159. 🎓 How I am Learning Sales as a Technical Founder

As a first time founder embarking on my (intended to be a VC-backed) startup journey 🚀, I quickly realized there are a lot of skills that I need as a founder that I didn’t have. I was comfortable with talking to customers & product development due to my engineering background but I massively struggle with copywriting, marketing, and the most important one — Sales 💸.

160. How Outsourcing Company Can Be Your Startup’s Best Friend

As a founder, you are a specialist in your industry. You’ve had your “lightbulb moment”, the idea that will disrupt your industry with the use of technology.

161. My Advice For Devpreneurs As A Coder Who Learned Marketing

People are less interested in what you built but more in how you did it and the rollercoaster ride along the way. The goal here is to master storytelling.

162. A Guide to Open Enrollment and the Health Insurance Marketplace

Navigating the American Health Insurance system is a little tricky. Many countries have what is called a single payer healthcare system covered by taxpayer dollars. Those taxes cover the costs of essential healthcare for all residents and are paid out by the government.

163. Negative Self-Talk - What's the Cure?

The Antidote for Negative Self-Talk

164. 6 Steps to Start Your Online Tutoring Business

Gone are those days when tutoring was limited to offering private lessons to nearby students in the local region. Technology has completed changed the way tutoring was done, Covid-19 also had a major impact on the traditional form of tutoring.

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166. "We Are Rich Because We Are Free." - How Society Creates Entrepreneurs

An economic perspective on how society allows a social contract to build entrepreneurs.

167. The First Crucial Steps for an Entrepreneur

An Entrepreneur's First Crucial Steps

168. How To Maintain Your Focus Whilst Running Multiple Businesses

Focusing your energy whilst managing multiple businesses.

169. How Shadow Work Can Change Your Life

If there's one thing we all share as humans, it's the presence of a mysterious and often misunderstood part of ourselves that tends to lurk in the background.

170. 8 Ways Technology is Shaping the Entrepreneurial Landscape

Curious about the impact of technology on entrepreneurship? Discover the 8 ways technology is transforming the entrepreneurial landscape.

171. How to Succeed as a Young Female Entrepreneur

Sophie Wyne (Co-Founder and CEO of ariglad), Luna Ito-Fisher, and Ambika Miglani (Co-founders of Decrypted By Us) join Amy on the podcast this week to chat about their entrepreneurship journey 😱

172. Tech Round Table: The Biggest Challenges in 2019 and Predictions for 2020

For the second year, members of our BIP Capital team came together in at the end of 2019 to discuss the year’s biggest technology and business trends, as well as what opportunities and barriers ahead as we move through 2020. The discussion also included leaders from a number of our portfolio companies so that they could offer their own unique perspectives, especially as they relate to the challenges of growing a successful business.

173. How to Start a Socially Responsible Business in 2022

The state of the world in 2022 certainly calls for a little TLC from the business community.

174. Author Miki Agrawal to Drop a New Book by 2023

Miki Agrawal, best-selling author of "Do Cool Sh*t" and "Disrupt-Her" discusses her new book, an affirmations book meant to inspire readers.

175. NASA Space Entrepreneur Releases Growth Hacking Secrets in New Book

The new book Growth thinking — thinking, design growth hack is a blend of design thinking and modern modeling tools like business model canvas.

176. Remote Meetings Basics

Everyone does remote meetings nowadays! The culture has changed from having a room with people, drinking coffee, typing at their laptops and guiding discussions through the multitude of subject matters that they have to cover and resolve to… them doing the same thing BUT through their screens.

177. Raising Capital For Your Business: First Steps To a Great Deal

Money, or lack of it, can make or break a startup. Period.

178. From Zero to Hero: How to Build a Legendary Sales Team and Take Your Business to the Next Level

If there’s something I’ve learned from running my own business, it’s that you can’t – you simply can not – go it alone.

179. A Helpful Guide of How to Successfully Hire and Manage a Dedicated Software Development Team

In a nutshell, the dedicated team model means using a software development company to build a technical team according to requirements of your project.

180. The Gig Economy Revolution: Inspiring a New Generation of Entrepreneurs

Trading a lifetime of employment for a bit of security and a 401k is no longer as appealing to newer generations.

181. How We're Helping Black Founders Succeed with Launch Like a Mogul

Growing up and entering adulthood post-college, I always knew that I wanted to be in a position to help the Black community succeed and break barriers.

182. How to Protect Your Business in Times of Crisis

Protecting Your Business in Times of Crisis

183. Take The Lead's President Gloria Feldt Says Empthy is the Most Important Skill You’re Not Developing

Gloria Feldt, President Of Take The Lead | The Most Important Skill That You’re Not Developing - Emp

184. What Can Managers do to Really Help Their People?

Management Manifesto: How Managers Can Really Help Their People

185. Interview with Shivam Singh: It is Important to Focus on What We Know

Shivam told his professional career focused on digital marketing. He runs TechGrits and Orient Digital Media.

186. Building Toffee: How I’m Tackling the Messy Truth About Debt, One Line of Code at a Time

Toffee is a debt tracking and management app designed to turn financial stress into momentum.

187. The Art and Science of Wealth Transfer: Ensuring Your Fortune Remains Yours

How To Make Sure Your Family Wealth Stays Yours: The Secrets of Wealth Transfer

188. Unlocking PR: How Businesses Can Conquer Their Publicity Phobias

Businesses want it—but they’re afraid of it.

189. Ways to Use Images in Your Marketing Campaigns

Images are critical to the success of your campaign due to their huge impact on emotions.

190. Justin Welsh Explains the 30-30-30 Method: How to Make More Money by Talking to Your Customers

What is the 30-30-30 Method? A simple framework to make sure you're working on 3 specific levers that will deepen your knowledge of customer pain and problems.

191. How to Remain Resilient As an Entrepreneur During COVID-19 Pandemic

These are weird and unsure times in which we live. And while the full effect on our health by the corona virus is not completely established or understood, it is now having significant stress on the economy,the businesses and our personal finances.

192. Financial Modeling: Key Importance Tips to Build Your Winning Model

Financial modeling is a critical tool for informed decision-making and strategic planning for any business.

193. Company Culture: Future-Proofing Your Startup Venture

Company Culture: Future-Proofing Your Startup Venture

194. The Loneliness Epidemic: Overcoming Loneliness as an Entrepreneur in a Highly Connected Era

Even with the rise of the Internet of Things and the digitalization of our communication efforts, more people are experiencing high levels of loneliness.

195. How to Be a Vulnerable Entrepreneur: Kara Goldin's Success Story

On the Success Story podcast last month, I was fortunate enough to share an enlightening conversation with the delightful Kara Goldin.

196. How You Can Discover Your Unknown Knowns

If you feel like you suffer from imposter syndrome, comprehension gaps or a decrease in personal growth, it may be time to hit the yellow brick road.

197. The Hidden Cost of Hypergrowth: Scale Without Sacrificing Stability

Discover the secrets to sustainable growth and avoid the pitfalls of hypergrowth with insights from Karl Alomar on structure, leadership, and culture in startup

198. Facing Tech Talent Shortage in Your Startup? Build Global Teams

Are you an entrepreneur struggling to find the right tech talent for your startup? Here is how global teams can save you from tech talent shortage.

199. Perpetually Exhausted? There’s a Reason for It

Microstress is something much more nuanced and complex. It's an insidious toxin lurking in your own backyard – and it comes from interacting with those........

200. Startup Disrupt: Positive Disruption of Society and the Commercial Sphere

Startup Disrupt has become a part of the Czech startup world. This platform for startups aims to educate, inspire and connect entrepreneurs, startups, mentors, technology innovators as well as investors and corporations not only in the Czech Republic but also within the startup communities around the world. This initiative has been launched by Patrik Juránek who already built a chapters for global startup communities in past.