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Are you still flexible enough to be coached?

Berkonomics

Early-stage investor groups often list these traits at or near the top of their list when filtering opportunities for investment. Did you take the time to study then discuss these implications with your staff or leaders? Coaches have seen your movie before. The post Are you still flexible enough to be coached?

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10 Elements of a Coaching Culture and Why You Need It

Startup Professionals Musings

Every entrepreneur and business person I know wishes he had more time for coaching all the members of his team. I often hear the excuse that coaching takes more time than simply diving in and doing the job for the other person, but is that really true? Exceptional communication is a prerequisite to coaching.

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7 Strategies For Making A Mentoring Relationship Work

Startup Professionals Musings

Most entrepreneurs view a mentor as someone older and more experienced who takes the time to personally give guidance, advice, and takes an emotional investment in your success. A successful financial executive probably isn’t a good mentor for building and executing a great marketing strategy.

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10 Steps To Second Stage Success For Your New Venture

Startup Professionals Musings

According to one study a decade ago, only 45% of founders plan to exit after stage one, and my guess is that less than half the remainder survive the next stage in their own company. These only come with the proper training, investment in tools, and focus on customer relationships. Separate marketing from sales for further leverage.

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After “Retiring” at the Age of 40, My Wife, My ADHD & an Itch to Have an Impact on the World Sent Me Back to Work

Frank Addante

We build and invest in startups with impact. We have a Startup Studio and Early Stage Investment Fund. A number of years ago, I did a case study for Harvard Business School. A good friend, and college athletics coach, very wisely said to me “you can’t fill a big hole with a bunch of little things.”

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How Arivale Is Harnessing Genomics To Optimize Human Health and Wellness

socalTECH

We caught up with Clayton Lewis , the company's CEO (and also a General Partner at Maveron), here in Los Angeles last week as it launched into this market. For a number ofyears, as a venture capitalists, I looked and led Maveron's investments in health and wellness. Arivale is based in Seattle. What is Arivale? Why is that?

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Interview with Robin Richards, CareerArc

socalTECH

What we saw with CareerArc, was there was already a tremendous amount of investment in the middle of the market, with all of these different services and products that went into taking care of an employee when they were hired until they were let go. I love watching people develop their careers, and I love breaking into markets.

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