“I’d tell myself to have more confidence and to trust my gut. I’d also tell myself to find a business consultant/mentor outside of the company who could guide my understanding of business fundamentals, legal concerns, accounting/cash flow, partnerships, and management experience (of people and projects). Lastly, I’d tell myself to not try to do everything at once. By breaking tasks into simpler quarterly goals and focusing on what’s important, not urgent, I can accomplish far more than running around without my head.”

Work Week: Capital Region entrepreneurs on what they wish they’d known at the start

Announcements
Why I’m Stepping Down
on Apr 12 by Lisa Barone
A few weeks ago I let the team know of my decision to resign from Outspoken Media, the company I…

Branding
Five Things Common to Communities & Families
on Nov 24 by Lisa Barone
I’ll be hopping on a train in a few hours and making the trek to Long Island to visit with…

Social Media
Creating Your Social Media Identity
on Sep 11 by Lisa Barone
Back in May, I wrote a post about creating your social media plan. And to date, I think it still…