FailFest sprung up out of the desire to flip the way we all look at failure. Smart people realize that without failure there would be no success. It’s important that we each recognize our failures and what we can learn from them in order to...
If you’re attending FailFest for the first time this year, you’re in for a real treat. At last year’s FailFest—the inaugural fest!—we had a great number of speakers tell us about some of their trials and tribulations as business leaders, and the way they learned...
The modern workforce doesn’t spend thirty years at the same job, for the same company, working out of the same building. The modern workforce has changed. At the forefront of this change are the people who are working to build a way of working that...
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Coworking spaces offer communities a jump-start by providing workspace and amenities to budding entrepreneurs and more established companies alike. It’s a big accomplishment to launch a company out of a coworking space and move into a space of one’s own, so we’re here to chronicle...
Most people think of coworking spaces as work places for entrepreneurs and new businesses that cannot afford a dedicated space, but they offer many benefits over traditional, dedicated office spaces. Here are some reasons why. Community A coworking facility has its own community of like-minded individuals who...
The future of entrepreneurship and business is dependent on multiple factors, including changing technology, cost of business, and leadership skills. Jason Nazar, a Forbes columnist, highlights five ways the future will look different in the entrepreneurship world. His predictions include: -The workforce will be 50 percent distributed -Two...
Mistakes are a part of life, personally and professionally. Everyone makes them, but not all of them have the same repercussions. Author Ilya Pozin from Time Magazine said, "Screwing up from time to time is part of the entrepreneurial process--but not all mistakes are created...