
A product or service exists to solve a problem. That’s a negative. Can you still sell a product if there’s no problem to solve?
Innovative Business Leadership




A product or service exists to solve a problem. That’s a negative. Can you still sell a product if there’s no problem to solve?

That charging stations outpace PEV demand is no surprise. Few are likely aware of just how broad the range of government subsidized green energy solutions is.

Americans have long seen themselves as free, progressive, dynamic, and proud. And unique. Why is America stagnating then? Maybe we need to get over ourselves.

Many business decisions are made based on what is thought to be known. Instead of what is. Question is, have you actively thought about what you -need- to know?

What makes a good business model? Typical responses address what it should do. Yet another family of generalities are not addressed, typically overlooked.

Really? 99% of all businesses fail in 10 years? Proof that you cannot believe everything you read. Let’s shed a little light on this ‘fact.’

Having evaluated a number of business plans recently, I share 5 Major Business Plan Omissions consistent in all.

They’re simply putting off the (almost certainly) inevitable. I wish them the very best in their efforts to survive. Really. Even the terminally ill can experience miraculous recoveries.

Here are five companies. If you were being asked, as an investor, to pony up $50,000 based on a 4 minute discussion, how would you decide?
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JT is an Innovative Business Leader, creative thinker, public speaker, & management business consultant in the software space. A US Navy vet, he is also an avid motorcyclist, and enjoys turning others into heroes. [Read More …]
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