Real Ideas for Real Entrepreneurs Since 2001
A Retirement Homes for Chickens
And the increasingly intimate relationships have led some bird owners to make plans for their chickens’ unproductive years.
Making a Business Out of Cotton Candy
Unlike processed cotton candy sold in chain stores, Wicked Witch Cotton Candy contains no preservatives and can be prepared with either kosher or organic ingredients.
The Treadmill Was Only Patented in 1985?
Today, people patent esoteric things like 1 click checkouts and user interfaces, but it wasn’t that long ago that many items you use every day were patented.
Stop Watching TV and Make $10,000 More Per Year
How much do you value your time?
Burger King is Run By Children
The CEO is 33, and many of the other top executives are even younger.
One Card, One Name
What’s in a name?
Business Plan Competitions: It’s Not About Winning
In many cases, participation prompts young entrepreneurs to think about their business plans in new ways — a process that can help them refine their message and their brands.
Restaurant-Curated Picnics
Washington, DC’s Hill Country BBQ launched delivery to the National Mall on Independence Day, and they’re keeping it up all summer long.
Today in Entrepreneurial History: July 25
1788 – Wolfgang Mozart completes his Symphony No.
Review of Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook
I just finished reading Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World by Gary Vaynerchuk.
