There are some things that every entrepreneur should know, yet that aren’t taught enough when starting a business. Here they are as one experienced entrepreneur shares his two cents.

Great founders get out of their own way to be successful, even if it means diluting their ownership.

The entrepreneurial world is full of uncertainties and obstacles, so advice from those who have walked this path before can be extremely valuable.

We spend too much energy faking our body language. I have a different perspective on this (spoiler: be yourself).

Being approachable goes far beyond being kind. It's about having and showing behavior that is human and vulnerable to form and consolidate relationships.

Overcome the obstacles of creating the winning pitch deck with advice from actual investors - what they expect and what will motivate them to invest.

When done right, meetings can be a way to grow. Not every will go as planned. but by following these tips, you'll maximize the success of every meeting you have.

In the whirlwind ride that is the entrepreneurial journey, getting to that blissful state of balance is a game-changer - one you can plan for. Here's how.

How you negotiate can make all the difference: the difference between negotiating for success and negotiating for a win.

The diversity you create from your fallbacks will probably yield creative innovation and access to amazing people you can absorb a lot of knowledge from.