What Do I Want To Do With

It's Fantastic To Be Known As A Company That Responds Quickly To Users, Shares Great Resources And Friendly Banter With Them Over Twitter, And Forges Relationships On Pinterest, Facebook, And Every Other Social Media Site Out There.

You Know, As Most Entrepreneurs Do, That A Company Is Only As Good As Its People. The Hard Part Is Actually Building The Team That Will Embody Your Company Culture And Propel You Forward.

Even Your Most Talented Employees Have Room For Growth In Some Area, And You're Doing Your Employee A Disservice If The Sum Of Your Review Is: 'you're Great!' No Matter How Talented The Employee, Think Of Ways He Could Grow Towards The Position He Might Want To Hold Two, Five, Or 10 Years Down The Line.

What Do I Want To Do With My Life?

My First Company Failed Completely. And It Failed At About Ten Months Old. I Had About 12 Months Of Savings, So When It Failed I Was Thinking: 'do I Go Back To Work?' And At That Point I Believed So Deeply In What I Was Doing That I Couldn't Imagine Anything Else Other Than Trying To Make This Business Work.