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Top 5 Ways to Stay Motivated and Cure Burnout

Published April 21, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: MotivationTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, creative ideas, opportunity cost, economic activity, lose motivation, Top 5 Ways to Stay Motivated, energy level, pick-me-up, get motivated, Unbroken, stay disciplined, Steven Pressfield, General Lee, stress reliever, healthy lifestyle, de-stress, positivity, best entrepreneurs in the world, motivated, handle stress in a healthy and productive way
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It’s that time of year when winter becomes a distant memory, the sun reemerges and every afternoon we hear a lawnmower’s engine in the neighborhood. Every night I smell a feast being cooked on a nearby barbecue. It’s a great time of year. And with …

The Character of an Amazing Entrepreneur

Published April 15, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: MotivationTagged entrepreneur, entrepreneurial skills, Uber, entrepreneurial success, Steve Jobs, entrepreneurship, startups, entrepreneurial journey, passion, being an entrepreneur, Becoming an entrepreneur, Travis Kalanick, great entrepreneurs, disruptive companies, tenacious entrepreneurs, Effectual Reasoning, predictive reasoning, startup gurus, CrowdFlower, Scour, P2P search engine, Red Swoosh, Carnegie
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The idea of being an entrepreneur crashes through almost everyone’s mind at some point or another in their lives. Few people follow the idea through to fruition. For most, it typically ends up becoming a passing fantasy. Becoming an entrepreneur is not the best way …

From Poor and Hungry to a Legendary Philanthropist and Entrepreneur

Published April 7, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: MotivationTagged entrepreneur, perseverance, entrepreneurial, entrepreneurship, venture capitalist, Elon Musk, successful entrepreneur, first to market, greatest of entrepreneurs, Andrew Carnegie, bobbin boy, liquid assets, Story Farm, characteristic of successful entrepreneurs
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Entrepreneurship comes with tremendous challenge and massive pay off for those who succeed in overcoming hurdles. At the end of the day success or failure comes down to your degree of perseverance. For the greatest of entrepreneurs, those who manage to change the world with …

Caution! Sudden Changes Ahead for Entrepreneurs

Published February 16, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: MotivationTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial journey, world’s longest aerial cable car ride, Schilthorn, Swiss Alps, running a business, Entrepreneurship is about perseverance, Never get too comfortable with success
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My wife and I had spent two weeks journeying all over Switzerland a couple summers back. We hopped from one B&B to the next, taking in the stunning countryside and friendly communities during a period when the weather was perfect – near 85 degrees every …

Bell’s Whisky Releases Inspiring and Touching Commercial

Published February 4, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Motivation, VideoTagged perseverance, marketing strategy, advertisement, hard work, the best commercial, Bell’s, whisky, scotch, promoting, Bell’s latest commercial
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Now this is refreshing - a liquor company producing an advertisement that promotes hard work and the joys that come with it. I think this may be the best commercial I’ve ever seen. Instead of showing the usual temptress seducing a man, who just so …

Inspiring Dell Commercial Reinvents Brand and Targets Startup Entrepreneurs

Published January 4, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Technology, Influence, Motivation, StartupsTagged innovation, Apple, Dell, leadership battles, Michael Dell, Dell has lost market share, competitive spirit, marketing campaign, startup entrepreneurs, commercial, Dell computers, Dell’s new commercial, effective marketing campaign
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Dell lost its luster over the past decade, and its leadership battles have been well documented. The company finally went private once again in late 2013 after Michael Dell, its founder, fought long and hard against billionaire investing mogul Carl Icahn, in order to maintain …

Top 10 Women Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2014

Published January 2, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, Motivation, StartupsTagged Silicon Valley, innovative, free market, startups, niche, female entrepreneurs, Top 10 Female Entrepreneurs to watch in 2014, gaining market share, innovative strategies, Sophia Amoruso, Nasty Gal, eBay store, vintage clothing, Kathleen Croddick Molyneaux, beauty products, logistics, Suite-K, Maria Flynn, biotechnology, Orbis Biosciences, fearless entrepreneur, serial entrepreneur, Elizabeth Elting, Transperfect Translations, Linda Rottenberg, Endeavor, Terry Lehmann, True Green Enterprises, BrightStar Care, Shelly Sun, Strategic Communications, Kathy Mills, Shazi Visram, Happy Family, Argent Associates, Betty Manetta, women entrepreneurs
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10 Women, 10 Industries, Millions of People Positively Impacted Look at just about any Top 100 Female Entrepreneur list and you’ll find a vast number of women who have started and own multi-million dollar companies in the staffing and recruiting industries. Women have proven to …

Top 10 Entrepreneurs Under 30

Published December 16, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, MotivationTagged entrepreneur, successful entrepreneurs, social media, work ethic, niche, Motivation, passion, Mark Zuckerberg, subprime meltdown, rapid growth of the internet, millionaires, billionaires, wealthy entrepreneurs under the age of 30, entrepreneurs under the age of 30, young entrepreneurs, net worth, David Karp, Tumblr, Rent the Runway, Jennifer Carter Fleiss, Adam D'Angelo, Quora, Mashable, Pete Cashmore, Scribd.com, Trip Adler, LearnVest.com, Alexa Von Tobel, Ben Kaufman, Quirky, Cameron Johnson, entrepreneurial success stories, younger generation of entrepreneurs, online businesses
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In the last decade, due to the rapid growth of the internet and technology as a whole, the young minds of our society have been benefiting more than ever - to the extent where some have become millionaires, and even billionaires, from their intuitive ideas. …

Being a Fatherpreneur is Pretty Awesome

Published December 8, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, MotivationTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, startup, role model, fatherpreneur, startups, Motivation, being an entrepreneur gives us advantages in fatherhood, fatherpreneurs, accomplished entrepreneur, financial risks, dealing with pressure, be a great dad, motivate you to succeed, time management, discipline, True wealth
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I’ve been blessed. I’m a dad and an entrepreneur. That makes me a fatherpreneur. While I certainly don’t have as much experience being a dad as I do an entrepreneur, I’m learning this dad thing as I go, and loving every minute of it. I’ve …

Why Every Entrepreneur Needs an Annual Vacation

Published November 26, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Motivation, Our Picks, PopularTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, innovations, startups, vacations, vacations provide tremendous value, investment in yourself, invest in a vacation every year, help clear your mind, relaxation, favorite things about beach vacations, Stress, self-improvement
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My wife and I just got back from a week-long getaway to Antigua. It was our first vacation together that we didn’t bring our son, Logan, with us (thank goodness for in-laws). It was an awesome trip, which entailed doing a whole lot of nothing. …

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