The psychiatrist Carl Jung posited that there exist two polar personality types and that we all fall somewhere on the spectrum. On one end is extroversion, and on the other is introversion. According to his study, [..]
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Oh, the summer intern. Memorizing coffee orders, and knowing the ins and outs of the office copy machine. Tackling lunch orders, and sitting as the fake audience for their manager’s client pitch until they’ve gotten the [..]
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When we think of the capacity we have to accomplish certain things, we often measure our, and others, abilities by taking into account their intelligence. We refer to people’s IQ to describe how smart they are, and as a [..]
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As an entrepreneur, especially if you’re just starting out, relaxation may be one of the last things on your mind but the fact is everyone needs some downtime, especially if you have a hectic working life. Relaxation can [..]
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I could begin by making a statement and proposing that everything in this life is a choice, although many, with just cause, might disagree. But I don’t want to lose much time with absolutes, because the answer [..]
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A successful entrepreneurial enterprise is more than an innovative or disruptive idea. Success in the enterprise context is about building basic infrastructure to act as a mechanism to convert ideas into value. Peter [..]
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Since 1985, classes on entrepreneurship at the university level have increased 20x in the US, which poses the question: Are entrepreneurs born or made?
Brian Morgan, professor of entrepreneurship at Cardiff Metropolitan [..]
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Innovation is not a personality trait most are born with, it needs to be cultivated through practice. By opening your mind and thinking differently, you come up with ideas that maybe nobody has thought of before. You may [..]
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