Too often entrepreneurs suffer from ailments of drinking too much of their own marketing kool-aid.

How many fears of yours have you built up in your mind only to face a reality that is much less terrible than you imagined?

You just have to find the perspective.

Whatever it is that you choose to do with your life, the most important question is: "Does this make you come alive?"

None of us and none of our businesses are immune to the invisible power of complacency.

Many people use scenario planning as a tool for ensuring they are prepared for all eventualities. No doubt it is valuable in this manner, but there are two even bigger benefits of considering scenarios that are unthinkable.

Much has been written about the importance of passion in our entrepreneurial journey.

Roger Federer could have been a badminton player. Instead, he chose tennis.

Entrepreneurs thrive on optimism. We can’t look to the future without having faith that our ideas will work.

In many ways business is like a sports game because you’re always competing against an opponent and will either win or lose a game.