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Despite overwhelming evidence to show that the information age is dead and the collaboration age is in full swing, many business are refusing to look around, and continue to do business the old-fashioned way. During the Information Age, proprietary functions were smart — like Sony having their own memory disks, or Apple with their own

Steve Case, co-founder of AOL (American OnLine) said, “In the end, a vision without the ability to execute it is probably a hallucination.” What do you call someone who sees things that aren’t there?  Well, until they prove what they see is real they are called, DELUSIONAL.  Once their vision becomes real they are called,

Each entrepreneur has their own fears, and for most, it seems implementing their ideas that are in direct opposition to those fears is the most difficult step.  If you can accept the possibility of failure knowing that everyone fails at something, then that fear become insignificant.  If you can’t, then that fear will control your

I’ve said many times that every big idea an entrepreneur has for their business is either a million-dollar winner that they will be able to live out the rest of their lives from the rewards, or a total flop that will cost them money until they finally let it go. Either way, it’s your job

It is alway good to remember that all great business ventures are really just ideas that someone turned into companies. But that didn’t happen magically. It happened by them realizing an idea is worthless without action. And when it comes to what type of actions you should take? There are no rules – outside the