Entrepreneurship
Think Like An Entrepreneur
Saras Sarasvathy, a University of Virginia professor, is generating buzz with her research on the entrepreneurial mind. Her work looks at the thought processes of highly successful entrepreneurs to see what distinguishes them from the rest of us.
Marc Davis: High Octane Success
Marc is a college freshman who has quickly honed his skills behind the wheel, becoming one of NASCAR's fresh faces of success.
Web Biz Basics: Launching a business website
With a little hard work, a business plan and a hosting service, anybody can start their own web-based company.
Have Entrepreneurial Aspirations? Here Are Some Words of Wisdom
Picture this: You're sitting at your work desk drafting up designs or writing blogs or editing a video--whatever you do at work--and you say to yourself, "I'm tired of this nine-to-fiver. I should go into business for myself." It's a pretty radical idea; entrepreneurial endeavors always are. But often times they pay off.
Rock 'em Sock 'em: Sock It To Me founder Carrie Atkinson
Check out this issue's cover story: Sock It To Me founder Carrie Atkinson.
Raising Dough: Extra jobs for extra cash
Sometimes money gets a bit tight. But the best solution is often to earn a little money on the side. It can make a big difference.
The Brobdingnagian Egos Of The Uber-rich
For those of you who don’t know Russell Simmons, he’s the 57-year-old, lisping co-founder of Def Jam records, one of the most popular hip-hop labels around, producing the likes of Kanye West, Ludacris and Ne-yo.
Start It Up: Track down money for your new business
Many of us dream of becoming our own boss, but there's a lot more to starting your own business than finding a space and setting hours.
Nowhere To Ride: Andy Po shakes up a skate community
Being a skateboarder in a town with no skate park means skating wherever you can get away with it: plazas, sidewalks, stairwells, backyard half-pipes. You skate until you're busted by the cops or just bored, then you move on.
Raising brass: Convincing investors to chip in
When CEO Bryan Sims started brass|MEDIA Inc., he was a 19-year-old, cash-strapped college freshman. Here's how he got the funding for his future business.





