The web home of Scott Burkett: Serial-entrepreneur, tech-geek, dad.
Blogging, opining, ruminating, and pontificating on entrepreneurship, venture capital, process improvement, technology, online communities, business networking, IT Management, online social networking, and other things that melt in the warm Atlanta sun.
"Beneath the noble bird, between the proudest words, behind the beauty, cracks appear ..."
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Entrepreneurs need to be challenged, and I don’t mean this in solely the purest sense. Sure, they need to feel challenged by what they are trying to achieve. That is part of the “lure” of being an entrepreneur. However, they also need to be challenged by their peers. And on a regular basis. If you are serious about changing the world, read on.
Like most entrepreneurs, I seem to be never at a loss for ideas. Some of them, of course, are better than others. So how do you know which ones to pursue, and which ones to leave alone? Forget the MBA courses on entrepreneurship. I’ve developed my own “idea filter”, as it were, for such emergencies.
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Gallery of Crappy Pitches |
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Community Monetization: Name Your Own Subscription |
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Boris Yeltsin - 1931-2007 |
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Who's Your Daddy? Unscrupulous Investors! |
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Serializing Your Business Plan |
