We all know that entrepreneurs want to make money. Some manage to do it when they are still young, with some doing it before they can even vote…these kids learned to make money quickly. They became young entrepreneurs, made it big, and are now rich. Most young people spend their youth hanging out with friends and working their first jobs like in retail or fast food. Others get…
Are you an absolute beginner at stock trading? No problem! These seven best stock research tools for investors will give you an added advantage over other investors. With a little practice, they’ll help you become a pro. Introduction All successful stock traders agree that doing thorough research is the key to making the best stock investments. When you take the time to research different stocks, you acquire better…
How to Be More Organized as a Young Professional
by / ⠀Career Advice• Entrepreneurship / April 26, 2022Do you struggle to keep up with your work and personal commitments? Don’t know how to be more organized or where to even begin? You’re not alone. Many young professionals feel overwhelmed by their workload. The good news is that there are plenty of ways to become more organized and overcome this problem, and the sooner you start implementing them, the sooner you’ll see results. In this article,…
Money is usually an issue for college students. Many can get a variety of jobs wherever they currently reside, but they can also work at their college. For others, they start their own business to get that extra money and to start becoming an entrepreneur. Here are the top five business ideas to start while still in college. 1. Social Media In this day and age, social media…
Niche Entrepreneurs: Important Steps to Becoming a Highly Sought Expert
by / ⠀Career Advice• Entrepreneurship / June 15, 2021Aspiring entrepreneurs are well-advised to focus the lion’s share of their attention on becoming a reliable, consistent expert in a specific niche. If you dream of scaling the lofty heights of entrepreneurship, it’s also imperative that you start as soon as possible. The longer you take to get started, the further behind you’ll fall in the race to be first to market. Fortunately, there are practical steps you…
6 Lessons From 4 Years In Business
by / ⠀Career Advice• Entrepreneurship• Startup Advice / May 12, 2016Recently my business, Idea Lemon, celebrated its 4 year anniversary. I use the word ‘celebrated’ loosely because really that meant Linkedin notified me it had been 4 years since I first added Idea Lemon to my profile, and I looked up at my Cofounder, Martin, and said, “Hey, apparently its our 4 year anniversary today.” He replied with, “Oh really? Cool,” and we got back to work. While there…
If you’ve ever dreamed of giving a TED/TEDx Talk, you’ve probably also dreamed of the potential fame that comes along with it. “People will bust down my door to interview me!” “I’ll get tons of business opportunities!” “I’ll be Youtube famous!” Those things are certainly POSSIBLE, but let me feed you a truth sandwich and tell you that they aren’t likely. And that’s okay, because fame is…
Trep Travels – Interview with Hipmunk’s Adam Goldstein
by / ⠀Blog• Entrepreneur Interviews• Entrepreneurship / March 30, 2015Hiscox Courageous Entrepreneur Interview Series This is part nine of the ten part series. Follow the Hiscox Courageous Entrepreneur interview series on Under30CEO.com. Interview Series Sponsored by Hiscox Small Business Insurance. Hiscox specializes in protecting IT/technology, marketing, consulting, health and beauty, photography and many other professional services businesses, tailoring coverage to the specific risks in your industry. The day after graduating college, most of us are still celebrating or recovering from the…
Million-Dollar Suitcase: Interview with Brian Chen of Bluesmart
by / ⠀Blog• Entrepreneur Interviews• Entrepreneurship / March 23, 2015Traveling by air is one of the most amazing, yet frustrating experiences of our lifetime. In an instant, we go from sea level to a mile high in the air, but if our plane is delayed 20 minutes, the whole flight becomes a ‘disaster.’ Maybe not a disaster, but we have high expectations when it comes to our personal travel experience. Getting there is supposed to be half…
This 23 Year-Old Entrepreneur Delivers: Interview with Parcel Founder Jesse Kaplan
by / ⠀Blog• Entrepreneur Interviews• Entrepreneurship / March 10, 2015Problem: Receiving packages from orders placed online is difficult in larger cities, especially in places where there is no active doorman to accept deliveries on behalf of residents. Unless the recipient is present at the time of delivery, which is typically during the hours of 8-5, a slip is left at the door, and the package is returned to the distribution center. Due to barriers with labor limitations,…