Okay. Due to popular demand, I’ve decided to finally tackle the billion dollar question. And while it’s not easy to have a conversation about startup equity without putting the faint of heart to sleep, it’s territory that simply can’t be overlooked. Because for any growth-oriented entrepreneur entertaining the idea of handing out equity in their company, the math absolutely matters…
Decisions dictate outcomes. Let that one sink in for a sec, and then reflect back to the last major decision you made and how it impacted your life. Chances are, that for every major success you can point back to, you can link it to a corresponding decision that paved the path for that success to occur.
Have you ever dreamed of getting your company accepted to a startup accelerator? For many founders, getting picked by a top accelerator program feels like the holy grail of early stage entrepreneurship. Overnight, you and your team are given access to world-class mentorship, tight accountability, educational events, and primetime pitching opps. In short – all things needed to get you
I hope you’re as lazy as I am. Which I’ll admit is a very strange thing to say. Because at first glance, “laziness” is the very antithesis of what being an entrepreneur is all about.
Are you guilty of throwing hand grenades around in your business? I am. When I reflect back on it, I prefer to imagine myself as some kinda tech-savvy Chuck Norris f*ucking up the tech world with his weapons of mass disruption. But in reality… I was a restless founder, swimming in the early success that I secretly believed I didn’t
As entrepreneurs, we can get pretty damn obsessive about our growth and learning. Stacking our kindles with the hottest titles from the business bestseller list… … and secretly (or shamefully) looking forward to our next cross-atlantic flight where we’ll finally have a chance to catch up on all those latest reads. But as entrepreneurs, we’re also pretty devout at finding
When I was 26, I was on the verge of entrepreneurial collapse. My company, Spheric Technologies, was in a rapid growth phase, and I found myself in a constant struggle to keep my head above water. I was stressed out, running out of money, and unsure if I was fit for the job. I was taking more punches than I could
Want to know the best way to manage your inbox? Simple. Don’t. Seriously… DON’T. *Wrist Slap* Inbox productivity may be all the rage, but for any top-performing entrepreneur who knows the value of their time, the best type of email management is…
If I asked you to pull out your calendar right now, how much white space would I see? Would it look like Eastern Canada in the middle of January? Or… … would you need to call an elite squad of super assistants to help mitigate the multi-colored mess in front of you?
I’m not sure about you, but I’ve got about 50+ domains for “projects” that have never gone anywhere. What most people don’t know is when I started working on Clarity, I also has 2 other projects I was pursuing.
