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How to Protect Your Mental Health When Starting a Business

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The initial excitement and passion for your idea can quickly give way to doubt, sleepless nights, and a constant stream of what-ifs. Before I started the company, I had been a partner in an investment firm for 11 years, so I felt a lot of excitement to be on my own but also a bit of trepidation on what was to come.

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How to Make Your Corporate Wellness Program Truly Effective

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Corporate wellness programs have become commonplace, with companies offering everything from gym memberships to meditation apps. Surveys indicate that around 80% of employees typically do not take advantage of the wellness offerings provided by their company. So what can organizations do to make their corporate wellness efforts work?

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The Painful Experience That Inspired One Entrepreneur to Greatness

Entrepreneurs' Organization

She endured the same discrimination that all justice-involved people face but was determined to rejoin the workforce. After applying to multiple companies, she got a decent job offer, only to have her hopes dashed when the offer was rescinded via certified mail the evening before she was scheduled to start.

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Three steps to a successful pivot

Entrepreneurs' Organization

The COVID-19 pandemic, however, forced many of us to initiate wholesale and all-encompassing pivots in order to stay afloat. . When those became scarce, the company found itself with few prospects. Arosh notes that “all these changes helped us, as we would have no income if it wasn’t for them.”

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Why It’s Crucial to Go All In On Yourself As an Entrepreneur

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I’ve founded several companies over the past 20 years, but this was my first time raising money. Arguably the most important lesson I learned is how critical it is to go all in on yourself as an entrepreneur. Arguably the most important lesson I learned is how critical it is to go all in on yourself as an entrepreneur.

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CEOs and Entrepreneurs Can’t “Own” Strategy: Implementing a Collaborative Approach

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I started the session by asking, “Who owns your company’s strategy?” ” All three replied they did. The CEO or leader can and should own the vision of the company’s present and future — where the company is going. My experience tells me that is not the best answer.

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Raising Funds? Avoid These 7 Costly Investor Relations Mistakes

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“We’ve seen companies make mistakes managing investors that have cost them dearly down the line,” said Michael Mohammadi , CEO and co-founder of StormX , an investor relations platform. However, not all money is created equal. Pick investors who truly understand you Not all investors are created equal.

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