Notes from a Small Business
Chris GreenStarting and running a small business is hard. Really hard. Most books tend to be about the great success stories. This is about reality for most small businesses and sharing information for others on that journey.
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Lonely at the Top
The Weight of Leadership
“It must be such a great feeling to have achieved what you have in starting a successful business.”
On days when you receive that sort of comment you feel proud and get a little buzz. Unfortunately not all days...
Starts Fade, Finishes Last
Your Business is Not on a Fixed Path
You may start your business with a firm and clear business plan but it shouldn’t be set in stone. It’s where you get to as a business which marks its success, not where you started from.
Nintendo st...
When Are You Paying Me?
Cash flow. Two words that fill any small business founder with dread. It is one of the most challenging aspects of running a small business and keeps you awake more than anything else until you have built a sizeable buffer.
How big do you...
Funding: Too Much, Too Little, Just Enough
Ideas do not Fund Businesses
Starting a business takes more than a great idea and enthusiasm, it also takes cash. Funding a start-up is rarely straightforward, with options that are ever-changing and needs that are highly specific. This...
Company Structure: Mistakes Can Haunt You for Years
Company Structure Matters
Decisions made during the early stages of founding a business can have long-term consequences, some of them deeply unintended. If you're a sole founder, things are relatively straightforward; but with more than...
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Co-founder & MD of Etherlive for many years delivering technology to live events. Now a fractional COO and CTO. Life long tech, musings on events & technology, SME business, travel, AI image generation and music production.
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