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Resilience in Entrepreneurship is the X Factor for Success

American Entrepreneurship

Market Shifts: Economic downturns or unexpected competitors can disrupt carefully laid plans. Peer communities (online forums, founder groups, Slack channels) provide shared experiences and emotional validation. Successful entrepreneurs have a mindset that enables them to move past failure. This is entrepreneurial resilience!

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8 Must-Have Tips to Protect Your Startup

StartupNation

Your early hires will help shape your company culture, and that culture could be your greatest competitive advantage. As you set out on this journey, protecting your business means more than just securing your data or drafting airtight contracts. It means building a resilient, adaptable, and innovative company.

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Revolutionizing the Aviation Supply Chain: An Interview with Tia (Tulika) Dayal Considine, Founder…

Jason Malki

Tulikas focus on fostering a culture of innovation not only inspires her team but also ensures customer success, consistently delivering exceptional value and creating substantial improvements for clients. Every day, Im surrounded by a passionate team that shares a common vision of disrupting an industry.

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Hard launching: The AI transformation leader

The Zapier Blog

Here's how successful AI Transformation Leaders structure their approach, focusing on four pillars: Culture, Use Cases, Tech Stack, and Governance. Culture Culture centers around your people. Without a supportive culture and clearly defined use cases, AI solutions risk becoming underutilized tech experiments.

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From ideation to accolades in 10 months: An EO Accelerator’s successful pivot

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Not only did I want resources that mimic a “real-life business school” to help me learn where and how I could improve as a leader and business owner, but also I wanted a peer group who could empathize with my struggles and challenge me to grow daily. I wanted to share those relationships and experiences with others. .

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Benefits of a Shared-Economy Business Model

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Praveen Varshney, a long-time EO Vancouver member and investor in Lyft, Guiides.com, ShareShed and other sharing-economy companies, is capitalizing on this new movement while helping the environment through supporting a culture of access over ownership. What inspired you to invest in peer-to-peer marketplaces?

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What Does Social Entrepreneurship Look Like?

Entrepreneurs' Organization

When Ryan and I decided to get involved in the education sector, comments from peers were along the lines of: ‘Oh, that’s sweet’ and ‘Are you doing that full-time?’ When Ryan and I decided to get involved in the education sector, comments from peers were along the lines of: ‘Oh, that’s sweet’ and ‘Are you doing that full-time?’