First-Time Founder

by Kimberly Fowler - February 8, 2011

When you're doing almost everything yourself, it's tempting to say "no" to opportunities that create more work that you don't have time for. Here's how to say "yes" and keep your sanity.

by Kimberly Fowler - February 1, 2011

Whether you're conscious of it or not, you're peddling your company culture as much as your products and services. Is it helping or or hurting you?

by Kimberly Fowler - January 26, 2011

Somewhere in the startup process, your financing application will get a big, fat rejection (or several). How you respond to it has everything to do with ultimate success.

by Kimberly Fowler - January 5, 2011

Sounds nice, doesn't it? But making money while you sleep shouldn't be a dream goal -- it's a strategy you need in place now to ensure the survival of your business.

by Kimberly Fowler - December 15, 2010

Actually, just another yoga studio was the last thing the world needed. Here's how I learned to build a unique business in a crowded market.

by Kimberly Fowler - November 16, 2010

How a former corporate lawyer learned that if she wanted to get behind her new business, she needed to get out in front of it.

by Kimberly Fowler - November 10, 2010

When you're opening a brick-and-mortar store, everyone will tell you that the key to success is finding the perfect location. This CEO begs to differ.