The Big Drop Off We try so hard to build the first circle. This is the circle of followers, friends, subscribers, customers, media outlets and others willing to hear our pitch. This is the group we tell about our new product, our new record, our upcoming big sale. We want more of their attention and [...]

If two heads are better than one, it’s hard to argue with the premise of crowdsourcing, which taps multiple brains for a common end. Now offering such capabilities overnight is Ideas Culture, an Australian firm that puts creative thinkers around the globe to work via Twitter to solve a client’s problem by morning. Businesses with [...]

Written by John Ivanko, co-author of ECOpreneuring and Rural Renaissance <!– if (document.referrer.indexOf(“http://digg.com/”) === 0) { jQuery(‘<div id=”digg-related”></div>’).insertBefore(‘.post > .entry’); digg_related({domain:”sustainablog.org”,container:”#digg-related”,width:”",height:”",endPoint:”stories/upcoming”}); } //–> There are many ways in which entrepreneurs and ecopreneurs are similar. Both embrace failure and are idea driven, innovative, creative, risk tolerant, flexible, adaptable, freedom minded and independent. Perhaps you could add [...]