Feb 28
I believe that every business owner should have a brain trust – a group of people who collectively serve as mentor, teacher, coach, and counselor, for no immediate financial gain in return.
I am intentionally excluding consultants (technology, human resources, marketing) and professional advisors (attorneys, accountants, investment bankers), most of whom do what they do for immediate income. Read more
I think I got the best compliment that an entrepreneurship professor can get from a student…right?
“The more time I spend in this class, the more I want to take next [term] off and just work on [my business].”
I just hope I don’t get a call from his parents.
Feb 15
On Monday, February 15, I blogged live from my New Venture Lab course, when three guest entrepreneurs shared their experiences and advice:
Last month, I spent an hour with my father at the Apple store. Shortly thereafter, I spent two hours on American Airlines, traveling to Nashville for a conference. My experiences couldn’t have been more different. And I couldn’t have learned a better lesson in business. Read more
Class session from February 8, 2010
I’m in the midst of meeting all kinds of cool, interesting, and helpful people. To keep it brief, this is only a sampling. I hope to get more posted soon. Let’s cut to the chase. Read more
Class session from February 1, 2010:
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