Long, long ago in a lifetime that feels far, far away, I worked briefly as a consultant. It was back in 2004/2005 as I was getting out of the Army sitting on a bunch of income-producing real estate (and pile of cash that seemed enormous for me at the time). I didn’t really have the
OK, so let’s go back to the cruise I was talking about in the last article. [Synopsis: I just spent a week at sea speaking at an investment conference with Robert Kiyosaki, the highlight of which was an entrepreneurship mini-camp where he and I mentored a few dozen young adults.] The evening after the entrepreneurship
Last week I was on a cruise ship sailing around the Caribbean with some really amazing people. Believe it or not it wasn’t vacation. I was speaking at an investment conference. At first glance it seems pretty lame to hold an investment conference on a cruise ship that’s sailing around the Caribbean… but it’s actually
“CEO” may be the most misused title in business… especially small businesses. I get it; it’s a status thing. “CEO” sounds important, and there’s a tendency to use that title so that we seem bigger to the people we want to do business with. Or maybe to impress our friends. But, by definition, you cannot
I’ve always been a big believer in entrepreneurship. But not in the sense that most people think of that word. My dictionary defines “entrepreneur” as “a person who organizes and operates a business, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so.” I think this definition is totally wrong. Entrepreneurship doesn’t have
One of our alumni recently visited our offices in Santiago, Chile. It was great to see her and catch up- I’m always so happy when I hear from former Blacksmith attendees. She explained that she was roaming around the world, traveling from country to country, and working “wherever she had an Internet connection.” My response,
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