1. First off, thank you for writing this book. It’s very timely for me and so much more practical than many of the other entrepreneurial books out there. I enjoyed reading about your transition to a 10% Entrepreneur, but what made you decide to finally write this book? And why now? Thanks! I wrote this book as a direct result of living through the 2008 financial crisis at a private equity firm within a division of AIG. When AIG blew […]

The idea of “going all in” or “burning your boats” is sexy. It’s exciting to read Fast Company articles about entrepreneurs who gambled it all, and the stories make for great movie plots. But it’s no longer really necessary.

When, however, that job is consistently unpleasant, unfulfilling, uninspired or any other un- you want to use as a metric, it might be very well time for a change. Here’s my thought though: A job has four distinct dimensions. And sometimes…

I launched a book yesterday. My first book. A book about something that matters to me. And, completely unexpectedly, it was a nerve-wracking experience.

For a little context here, I…

You never know what seemingly inconsequential chance encounter will lead to your next major client. You never know which employee will suddenly find a new source of …