BILLIONAIRE JOHN PAUL DEJORIA CONSIDERS 3 FACTORS BEFORE HE LAUNCHES A BUSINESS
John Paul DeJoria knows when he’s got his fingers on a product with serious potential. Before he co-founded Paul Mitchell hair products and Patron Tequila, he was homeless and collecting cans for money. Today, the 72-year-old serial entrepreneur is worth more than $3 billion.
FROM ALCHEMY TO SCIENCE
The Lean Startup methodology reconceives a startup’s efforts as experiments that test its strategy to see which parts are brilliant and which are crazy. A true experiment follows the scientific method.
THE 6 BIGGEST INVESTING MISTAKES
Burton G. Malkiel, Princeton economics professor and author of 'A Random Walk Down Wall Street,' and Charles D. Ellis, author of 'Winning the Loser's Game,' have teamed up to write 'The Elements of Investing.'
CEOS SHOULD THINK LIKE FOUNDERS, NOT JUST MANAGERS
In 2001 the list of companies with the highest market caps was dominated by blue chips. General Electric, Microsoft, ExxonMobil, Walmart, and CitiGroup — all were businesses led by managers who were experts in efficiency and optimization and who grew their businesses by making them work better than they had previously.