To the Stars! The Present Challenges and Future Possibilities of Space Entrepreneurship
The success of SpaceX, Blue Origin, and other ventures has opened up the space travel industry to smaller companies and private citizens.
The success of SpaceX, Blue Origin, and other ventures has opened up the space travel industry to smaller companies and private citizens.
A new business is like bringing another dependent into your home: It will cost you money until it grows and stabilizes. Manage your personal expenses in the meantime.
A patent in the right hands can be a win-win for both the buying and selling firms and for consumers, but competitive worries can spur stalemates that benefit nobody.
A study showed that startup teams of the same race are at risk of performing poorly, because team members often think the same way.
This Wall Street Journal article explains the difference between new business owners, who often choose a literal name for their firm, and experienced ones, who pick a name that will stir a primal feeling.
Even before the pandemic, a UK study of more than 1,700 entrepreneurs working from home showed that most of them are staying put, especially women and high-tech workers.
Proactively structuring leisure -- and focusing on personal development and learning outside of work -- can help entrepreneurs be more creative on the job.
Interested in learning more about SAFE notes? Here is a link to a quick primer.
Supported by the Richard M Schulze Family Foundation