The 4-Step Formula to Dominating Fashion Week – Bauyrzhan Shadibekov
“To thrive in running such a business, prioritize mastering the art of process control, cultivate resilience against stress, foster self-confidence, and fuel your journey with…
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‘Waiting for Readiness is a Trap!’ The Truth About Entrepreneurial Success – Temima Shames
“I say this all the time, but there is no perfect time to start, or a day you will wake up and feel ready. Running…
How One Tech Founder’s Long Game Transformed Professional Services – Tracey Shirtcliff
” Sometimes the best results take time, and it’s OK to wait. As long as you don’t give up, it doesn’t matter if things take…
One Founder’s Vision To Transform A Community Engagement – Nathan Dennis
“Trust the process, don’t rush it; It is far better to have a long-term plan and with that the time to grow and learn from…
The Art of ‘Letting It Brew’ – How Patience Leads to Perfect Timing in Business – Polina Karbanova
“Let it brew! I believe in the power of manifestation, I believe in being at the right time at the right place, and I believe…
Visionary Entrepreneur Reshapes Global Business Landscape – Kelisha Mills
“My one piece of advice is to THINK BIG. There is no room for playing small in the arena of business.” – Kelisha Mills Today we…
The Passion-Driven Secret to E-Commerce Success – Courtney & Lindsey Glasser
“Don’t start a business because you want money. You need to be passionate about what your business entails and how it will help people or…
How to Transform ‘No’s into Tech Media Triumphs – Katerina Antonova
“Learn to accept “nos” without considering them as dead-ends. As a PR expert, hearing “no” is a part of my routine. However, accepting those “nos”…
Wellness Entrepreneur: Your ‘Why’ Guides Your Way – Georgie Davies
“Think about why you are starting a business. Your why is everything and should always be what you return to when making decisions. It is…
From Hotel Desk to Travel Tech Pioneering the Online Tour Bookings industry – Greg Fisher
“I would definitely say to start small, even as small as focusing on your product or service, on a specific demographic or locality, and be patient …
