We’re all familiar with the undeniable truth about being an entrepreneur: once you’ve developed an idea to put out there, the second hardest thing is finding financial support. The world of entrepreneurship is diverse and exciting. There are a lot of different parties involved and they all hold specific positions. We have entrepreneurs, investors, innovators,stuff
Nobody wants to walk in the shoes of a startupper who is trying to figure out how to frame his business idea for the investors. Truth be told, most of the entrepreneurs rely on themselves, their friends, or family when it comes to funding a business launch. If you take a look at the statisticsstuff
Imagine this: you’ve worked so hard to get your business idea out there. You thought you’ve got everything figured out, it seemed as if you were on the right track, you felt excited about becoming an entrepreneur and then… You failed. Heck, how did that happen? You knew that nine out of ten startups fail,stuff
Remember when you were little and the grown-ups always underlined the importance of playing nicely with your friends and sticking together? Since the beginning of time, man has functioned in a group and he strived towards nurturing reciprocal relationships. It was always about simultaneously supporting others and enjoying the support in return. This is perfectlystuff
Possibly the hardest task for a future entrepreneur is finding a way to turn one idea into a profitable business. Right before stepping onto that quest of trial and error, you’re likely to encounter the following question: how the hell am I supposed to find the starting capital? In addition to grant programs, crowdfundings andstuff
When you’re starting something new that also happens to be huge – like your own business, you can easily fall into a trap of making up excuses that legitimize your fear of becoming an entrepreneur. For example – the paperwork. It looks so confusing and complicated. You can barely do your own taxes, how arestuff
Look mommy, I made a picture of you! – your five-year-old smiles and runs towards you to proudly show his little artwork. You glance over it to see something that looks like a chubby orange dinosaur in a skirt, wearing a pair of glasses. Then you probably live through a few moments of inner questioningstuff
In today’s digital world, it’s questionable whether or not you even exist if you haven’t built some sort of online presence for yourself. The internet has become our ultimate resource for every possible query we might have. We use it as Yellow Pages, to find jobs, to connect with others and socialize, to elevate ourstuff
F8 conference is undoubtedly the hottest talk of the town right now. And it’s not just for social media enthusiasts nor strictly developers. Noooo, sir. For those who miraculously managed to miss all the online discussions and are wondering what’s all the fuss about – F8 is the mostly-annual conference held by Facebook. You canstuff
We’ve all been there. Another boring Monday meeting that seems like a usual waste of time and you’ve already accepted it as the necessary evil. And just when you think it can’t get any worse, your colleague stands up and slowly approaches the end of the conference room. Your eyebrows slightly frown and you squintstuff
In a startup, your initial plans are almost certain to be wrong in some way, and your first priority should be to figure out where. Paul Graham If you’re anything like a majority of creative aspiring startuppers, you love doing things on the go. Sometimes it might seem a bit risky and hectic, but it’sstuff
There is a quote by St.Augustin that says: The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page. And while some dream about traveling around the globe, discovering new cultures, and growing on this path, others spend less time planning and actually go for it. Did you ever feel burnedstuff
In the wild market economy which now exists, it is increasingly difficult to differentiate yourself. “Funky Business”, K. Nordström and J. Ridderstråle We heard it a million times: be unique, be different, strive towards authenticity, stay ahead of your competition, offer distinctive value to your audience that cannot be found anywhere else. These are thestuff
Imagine this: one day you’re watching the polar lights in Iceland, a couple of months later – you’re exploring the ancient temples in Bali, and by the end of the year – you find yourself in urban landscapes of Berlin. Pretty exciting way to spend your time, right? Well, some globetrotters actually live this way.stuff
The hardest thing about getting started is getting started. – Guy Kawasaki Raise your hand if you’re prone to dreaming big! You’ve fantasized how the next world-changing company will be created in your garage; you’ll sell your car to gather the initial capital and your undeniable creativity and vision will carve your name in history.stuff
If you’re a marketer, you’re certainly familiar with the exciting rush that comes with continuous efforts to be ahead of the competition. The constant chase to offer something better and more authentic to users and turn them into loyal customers is basically in the job description. But how do you actually achieve that? There isstuff
In the 21st century, we all live on the go and we’re constantly connected through our smartphones. Whether you’re waiting for the bus to arrive or you’re chilling on the sofa – you’re probably killing boredom by endlessly scrolling through your phone. But have you ever thought about using this free time to make moneystuff
The internet is like a magic wonderland filled with endless possibilities: you can find an answer to any question you want within a fraction of a second, watch infinite cat videos, connect with people all over the globe and chat with them in real time, find a job or apply for your dream college, buildstuff
Imagine this: you’ve been working hard to build your website and you’ve got every piece of the puzzle figured out – from various types of content your audience finds valuable, great visual structure and an appealing design, to the solid SEO and the nice amount of traffic you managed to generate. It’s all going prettystuff
Successful women that set a great example of how it is possible to succeed under your own terms – now that’s definitely a topic we at Domain.me feel deserves more attention! Powerful women and the personal brands they’ve created can teach us a lot about seizing and creating opportunities in the tech era, and aboutstuff
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