What a $100M Bike Company Taught Me About Living To Be Like Amazon
Some conversations feel like finding a page you didn’t know was missing from your own book. That’s what happened when […]
Some conversations feel like finding a page you didn’t know was missing from your own book. That’s what happened when […]
I said it out loud in the middle of the interview, and I meant it as a joke. But it
You’ve never taken a ride in a time machine. Neither have I. But I sure felt like I had. This
The city you choose quietly decides whether your startup lives or dies. Founders obsess over product, funding, hiring, and traction.
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Five minutes. One stage. No second chances. That was the challenge at the Round Rock Chamber‘s Startup Day pitch competition.
When former county judge William Gravell says his family landed in Williamson County because a milkman struck a bargain with
There’s a moment in every entrepreneur’s life when the spreadsheet stops mattering. A moment when the funding pitch fades, the
Not every conversation leaves an imprint. But some, like the one I recently had with Kevin Koym, stay with you.
Last Saturday in Round Rock a preschooler sold every glitter candle on her table in ninety minutes. No ad budget,
Back when I was a 20-something social worker in New York, I had a boss named Fred. Former priest, recovering
If you could build your business anywhere, somewhere affordable, buzzing with talent, rich with resources, and designed for your lifestyle,
What does real leadership look like in Round Rock? It looks like Selicia Sanchez-Adame. Entrepreneur. Community builder. Bold voice for
Most doctors learn about pain from textbooks. Dr. Mark Malone learned from the floor of his home, stuck there after
If there’s one thing I hope you take away from my conversation with Juan Damia on the Born2Unicorn podcast, it’s