2020 was a long year for Baby Boomers and other older generations.
Small businesses need help- and lots of it.
These days, freelancers know what they want, and they’re not afraid to hold out until they get it.
Picture this: it’s 2020 and you’re a company executive with a staff of about 200 employees.
In a digital, post-pandemic world, survival for startups is tough and finding the right talent to avoid sudden death isn’t easy.
In 2020, mental health finally received much due attention.
As the COVID-19 outbreak became more and more serious, companies learned a valuable lesson: the difference between success and failure is creativity.
The current pandemic is dramatically impacting American small businesses and entrepreneurs. According to a recent report, almost 7.5 million of America’s approximately 30 million small businesses may be forced to close permanently over the next several months. However, many believe that – like other “black swan” events – the COVID-19 pandemic will fuel the next wave of innovation, and more resilient and world-changing startups than ever before.
What is an Entrepreneurial Edge?
Entrepreneurs are constantly seeking an edge, an advantage. In fact, most entrepreneurs are wired to look at the world from an opportunist’s perspective and are regularly working an angle, an approach, or a way of attacking a business opportunity that others have missed or have left exposed.