Entrepreneurs & Intrapreneurs
Work as Necessary as Rest Paid Members Public
Achieving balance involves challenging the beliefs you have lived by, especially the "have to" (be available, be present, multiply, etc.). When the "have to" becomes present in your life, you begin to live according to the agenda of others, not your own.
Entrepreneurial Success Takes More Than Just Dreaming About Your Big Idea Paid Members Public
At the end of the day, achieving your dreams takes all three of these things. It requires big dreams, preparation, and doing it. If you can do all of that, though, you’ll be able to impact the world in the way you’ve always dreamed of—and in the way that I know you are more than capable of.
Exponential Ventures For Global Problems Paid Members Public
It is easy to conclude that we live in a bittersweet world; on the one hand, we have fewer global tragedies, but on the other hand, we are destroying the planet with our actions, to the extent that there are already companies that are thinking about how to establish life on another planet.
Mental Prehabilitation Is Key For a Winning Mindset Paid Members Public
It is an integral element of winning performance strategy, whether you're an athlete or an ExO entrepreneur. It is about being prepared and ready to move beyond the "familiar stress" of typical performance in order to achieve the lofty targets and moonshots you have set yourself.
Entrepreneurial Instructor: How to Become One? Paid Members Public
When you embrace the role of trainer, it builds loyalty, drives your team's development, and drives superior business performance. Teaching is not simply an "extra" for good managers but an integral responsibility. If you don't teach, you don't lead.
The Exponential Entrepreneur: What it Really Takes Paid Members Public
About 75 percent of the companies that start fail after two years, and only 25 percent manage to survive, which is based on the fact that, although a venture starts from an innovative idea, the lack of managerial, financial, and commercial skills leads to failure.
Success Behind Failure: Innovation Comes From Mistakes Paid Members Public
Failure reduces costs and encourages collaboration: research and innovation in science call for failure, which must be taught, nurtured, understood and integrated into one's scientific paradigm.
Corporate Startups: Boosting Startups & Fostering Innovation Paid Members Public
Although the details of the alliances between companies and startups vary, the concepts remain the same: companies benefit from the organizational agility of startups, while startups gain access to a wider network and possibly to the financial capital held by large companies and multinationals.
