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After spending years, sourcing cacao for the biggest chocolate brands around the world, Rob Weidner discovered a little secret of the cacao industry.

Google announced today that universities and other large educational institutions will have a new version of its G Suite productivity service tailored just for them. Called G Suite Enterprise for Education, the service will first be a roughly straight port of the tech giant’s offering for large businesses, but will later receive features that are […]

Complexity is often the enemy of execution. Are you making rookie founder mistakes or are you prioritizing important items essential for running an effective startup that can scale?

Spend any time with a sales organization and you’re bound to hear a story about a great sales representative who failed in their transition to sales manager. Let’s consider this story about Austin, a hypothetical character that will help us explore this phenomenon further.

Bigger isn’t always better—but when it comes to drones, it kind of is.

Huge companies can stumble. They’re big, slow, and often too complex to adapt to new technologies. That’s where startups shine.

Documenting your life can be just as powerful as creating content.

7 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn From the Wolf of Wall Street

One of the Speakers I enjoyed 2 years ago at the Cameroon Professional Society (CPS) annual convention at Houston was the Celestin Wandji. During his presentation, one of the quotes which caught my attention was “you can never achieve anything worthwhile, if you are not willing to step out of your comfort zone.”

I most certainly concur with this. All of us want to achieve success in our lives, but the problem is we also want to remain in our comfort

Ideas are worthless! Something that has always hold me back from starting is the fear of competition. You know, “someone who is better of, with more money, network, authority or support will steal my idea”. This went for some years till I met a mentor who told me that ideas are cheap and plentiful. The original idea pitch is usually non-essential to your business success. The real question is how well you execute it!

This remind Tony Hsieh, the CEO of