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Finding balance as an entrepreneur and a parent is like playing a game, constantly changing rules - there's no one-size-fits-all strategy. Life throws us new challenges every day, and parenting is no exception. It's about adapting, growing, and finding harmony in the chaos. I am proud to be in the company of fellow 'dadpreneurs' like Nevin Buconjic, MBA and brandon Hay, MES (Business) who are navigating this dynamic journey. Thanks, Startup Canada, for always supporting entrepreneurs in the journey! #ParentingInBusiness #Entrepreneurship #WorkLifeBalance

Are you following the d:Entrepreneur campaign, which champions businesses led by disabled entrepreneurs? Recently the campaign highlighted Carly Cannings, the founder of The Happy Business School, who developed rheumatoid arthritis shortly after giving birth to her daughter in 2018. Read Carly's story to learn how she left corporate burn-out to set up her own business, how she was inspired by her interest in a positive mindset, and what’s the biggest misconception about living with rheumatoid arthritis: https://ow.ly/iuiy50QrcsZ

VCU's Demo Day is a wrap, and the competition was fierce! Entrepreneurs at the VCU da Vinci Center's eighth annual Demo Day pitched their ideas "Shark Tank" style, hoping to impress a panel of experts and secure bragging rights, plus potential support from investors. Want to know what's trending in the VCU entrepreneurial scene or just looking for some innovative inspiration? Read the full story below to catch all the action and learn about the breakthrough ideas that stole the show. https://lnkd.in/gxuaMJ7a

What a great morning in West Texas!! Elizabeth Chand (our Morgan Stanley Family Office Generalist and one amazing human being) was the featured speaker for the McCoy Family Speaker Series at the Anderson and Griffin Center for Family Business & Entrepreneurship School. Elizabeth is remarkable! Important topics covered regarding Family Governance - lots of great thoughts and lots of great questions requiring much thought. A favorite - How do you view your legacy? Big thanks to Rawls School of Business, The Anderson, The Griffin, and The McCoy Families. Such a great thing going on at Texas Tech with all this! #Rawls #TexasTech #FamilyBusiness #Family #Legacy

Some entrepreneurial stories just grab you right from the start. What started as a creative outlet in rural Missouri has grown into an internationally renowned quilting community called Missouri Star Quilt Company.  As Jenny celebrates 15 years in business in 2024, her story shares some wise lessons: 1. Follow your heart – Jenny's business came from genuinely loving quilting and nurturing a community around it. This authenticity keeps customers coming back.  2. Embrace limitations – Despite financial hardship early on, Jenny leveraged constraints to drive creativity. Limits can bring opportunities. 3. Persist through challenges – From a son's cancer to near bankruptcy, Jenny has confronted obstacles without losing passion. Entrepreneurs need that grit. 4. Remember your roots – Jenny kept operating from small-town Missouri. She maintains the personal touch that defined the early days. Jenny built a quilting empire by staying grounded in her values. As we celebrate her anniversary, may her journey inspire yours. Here's to 15 more years of Missouri Star's success!

When you're on your path to entrepreneurial success, some of the best steps you can take is to study those that walked the path before you. That includes the successes of self made millionaires.

SOME SAY YOU CAN'T HURRY LOVE, I SAY YOU CAN'T HURRY BUSINESS - "IT'S A GAME OF GIVE AND TAKE"! Wonderful advice Dr. Yinka Opeke! But know exactly when to use it! Know that this equation always holds: size x time = constant So, if you start small, know you'll have yo plan in the time to grow! If you start big, know you'll have limited time to show results! In either case, of not observing the above equation, one will fail! Otherwise one can only succeed! As an entrepreneur, I started small and after more than 20 years I'm still sustainably surviving! Be #resilient as you keep on going! Sustain IT.

In the spirit of celebrating the unsung heroes of our past, let's take a moment to honor the remarkable journey of Alonzo Wright, who rose from the humble streets of Fayetteville, Tennessee, to become Cleveland's first African American millionaire. His mantra? "A Business Built With a Rag." With sheer grit and a vision for the future, Wright began with a single SOHIO gas station and multiplied his venture into an empire of 11 stations by the 1940s. This wasn't just business; it was a movement, as he became the leading employer of black youth in America at the time. Wright's tale is one of unparalleled resilience. He overcame racial adversity, persevering even when his home was bombed due to his race and success. Undeterred, he pivoted to real estate, establishing Wright's Enterprises and leaving a lasting mark on Cleveland's landscape. Alonzo Wright's legacy is not just in his wealth, but in his unyielding support for the community and his role as a trailblazer for future generations. 🌱 Let’s spread the word about Alonzo Wright's inspiring story. Like, share, and follow for more tales of tenacity. Discover how extending Wright's vision for a thriving, inclusive economy at GrowthOpps.org. Your support helps empower the next wave of entrepreneurs in communities that need it most. #LegacyOfLeadership #EconomicEmpowerment #AlonzoWrightLegacy #GrowthOpps

Do you agree that sibling dynamics hold immense power in entrepreneurial success? For me shared experiences to unwavering support, the bond between Vedant and me is a force to be reckoned with. Having ventured into the entrepreneurial journey alongside Dad, Vedant's insight into our shared path has been invaluable. As we've crossed this road together, I've witnessed firsthand the profound impact our collective efforts can have on our success. 1. Wisdom & Experience: With shared memories as our foundation, Vedant and I leverage our collective experiences to navigate the complexities of business. Each challenge becomes an opportunity for growth, as we draw upon the lessons learned from our shared journey. 2. Mentorship & Support:  The bond between siblings goes beyond blood—it's a lifeline in the tumultuous sea of entrepreneurship. Vedant's unwavering support and guidance serve as a constant source of inspiration, propelling us forward in pursuit of our entrepreneurial dreams. 3. Strong Bonds & Trust:  Trust is the currency of our partnership, forged through years of laughter, tears, and shared triumphs. Knowing that Vedant has my back, and vice versa instills confidence that emboldens us to take risks and seize opportunities together. In the realm of entrepreneurial success, the influence of sibling dynamics cannot be overstated. Through wisdom, mentorship, and trust, Vedant and I stand as a testament to the power of familial synergy in achieving our mutual goals. #siblingsynergy #entrepreneurialsuccess #familybusiness #entrepreneurjourney #siblingsupport #familygoals