Entrepreneurship Lessons I Teach My Own Children
Unlike hair color or politeness, Entrepreneurship is both bred and learned. A recent study found that the entrepreneur gene is passed on to the next generation 30-40 percent of the time. But the truth is no one is ever born an entrepreneur; no matter how genetically inclined, you still have to choose to become one. […]
Introducing CEO Coaching International
I am excited to share a few big changes happening at Mark Moses Coaching. First, we are changing the name to better reflect what we do: CEO Coaching International. Secondly, we are proud to welcome two new partners to our world-class coaching team: Sheldon Harris, expert in franchising and leadership, and David Sobel, sales growth […]
Ironman Lessons for Business Success
Triathlons have been a big part of my life for several years. On November 20, 2011, I completed my 9th Ironman in Tempe, Arizona with a my fastest time (a 43 minute improvement over my prior best) and earned a spot in the 2012 Ironman World Championships to be held in Kona, Hawaii this October. […]
Protecting Your Personal Assets
I recently wrote an article for Entrepreneur Organization’s EO Octane Magazine that I thought was worth sharing. I’ve been involved with starting and running businesses for 28 years, including launching and growing my 3 businesses, Student Painters, Platinum Capital and now www.ceodev.mindkinetiq.com.com These days, signing a personal guarantee (PG) is practically an automatic requirement from […]
Three Ways to Lead in Turbulent Times
Turbulent times. The phrase conjures up a financial slowdown and a tightening credit market. But the economy doesn’t need to be in the toilet for your business to go through turmoil. Even in a booming business environment, your company can still run out of cash, face adverse government regulations, lose a key staff member, have […]