Competition

If you missed the first part of my interview with Mike Samson, co-founder of crowdSPRING, where he talks about how crowdSPRING successfully raised $3 million in angel funding and shares some important tips that every entrepreneur will find useful down the road, click on the link below to get started.

Mike Samson, Co-Founder of crowdSPRING on Raising Angel Funding [Part 1]

crowdSPRING Homepage Screenshot

In this second part of the interview, Mike shares with me the secret of building two communities on crowdSPRING and keeping both of them in balance. Towards the end of the interview, Mike also explained the stance of crowdSPRING on speculative work.

Keep reading and I’m sure you have tons to learn from this interview.

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Remember the 10 Entrepreneurship Lessons Venture Capitalist Nicholas Chan Taught Me [Part 1]? I received some good responses and feedback. The following will be the second part of the interview summary.

Nicholas Chan

The lessons below came about when I briefly described to Nicholas about my upcoming venture. What he told me added a lot of work to the research phase of my startup but I appreciate it since it can be quite hard to get someone of his caliber to poke holes in a startup idea and provide constructive feedback.

Let me share the lessons with you so that you can benefit from it as well. Remember to leave a comment below with your thoughts on the lessons.

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Motivation has an direct impact on productivity. Although most entrepreneurs are passionate about what they are doing, they can sometimes succumb to the evil clutches of laziness and boredom just like any other human beings.

Motivation and Determination in Arm Wrestling

In this blog post on motivation tips for entrepreneurs, we are going to look at why networking with fellow entrepreneurs can provide the much needed motivation while running our own ventures.

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Today, on Wayne Liew Dot Com Entrepreneur Interviews segment, I am very proud to have Steve Chou talking about his wedding linens business, Bumblebee Linens, online retailing and his experience of being an entrepreneur.

Bumblebee Linens

Online retailing has always been a business model that I want to venture into. In fact, I already have a business plan for an online store that will serve my local community and Steve is the person who has been answering the questions that I had about online retailing.

Apart from running his wedding linens business, he also blogs about online retailing and share fun stories that he encountered while running the business at MyWifeQuitHerJob.com. The following will be my interview with Steve and I hope you will enjoy it.

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Here’s another edition of the Weekly Biz Buzz. How did your business perform this week? For me, it went by slowly and I was very lazy due of the rainy season (excuses :mrgreen: ) but I am glad that content are still popping up.

I really miss the inputs from you. I noticed a rise in terms of blog traffic and newsletter subscription after the relaunch but I have not seen a lot of blog comments. Spam count dropped significantly as well (if that matters :lol: ). I really need to know what you have to say about my content and I won’t bite, serious…

A big “Thank You” to Paul Simister and Jared O’ Toole for commenting on my blog posts this week! :)

With that, let’s get started with this edition of Weekly Biz Buzz.

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Weekly Biz Buzz #1 Company Sites, Blog Post Ideas and Corporate Blogging

Today, I am going to introduce a new segment on Wayne Liew Dot Com called Weekly Biz Buzz. As a solo blogger and a college entrepreneur, I have to admit that I can’t provide you with ALL the timely tips and happenings that are related to entrepreneurship and small business. Weekly Biz Buzz will be [...]

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7 Kick Ass Ways to Make Competition Irrelevant

Competition is everywhere. It exists in every industry, every country and every market. Even if you are able to find yourself a unique niche market, it will not take too long for ‘copycats’ to jump in and try to grab a piece of your pie. Business owners know that they must have a business competitor [...]

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