Vincent Chhabra | Innovator

Entrepreneurship

Lifting the Second-Generation Curse

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This resilient tale articulates Natalie Sexton’s journey to lift the ‘second-generation curse.’ In today’s competitive marketplace, a measly 30% of family-owned businesses survive through the second-generation. Yet, Sexton seeks to defy the odds, and in doing so inspires us all. For more information on her incredible journey, please check out this New York Times article

The Significance of Networking

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Although networking can be uncomfortable and awkward for quite a few people, it is a necessary part of business that has the potential to pay off enormously. Time and again we hear, “It’s not what you know. It’s who you know.”  While this sort of playing field may seem unfair in regards to capitalism, it […]

Entrepreneurship is Not a Dream. It’s a Reality

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As we go through life, we are continuously forced to build ourselves more and more until we are the person we strive to be. While not all of us necessarily transcend or reach the dreams of our adolescence, we still inevitably experience a journey in which we are forced to push our limits, to expand […]

The Internal Struggle of Growth

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All too often we see businesses grow and grow only to reach an apex and coast. Then, while these corporate, cumbersome, inflexible conglomerations coast, an independent, agile, and flexible start-up will come along and adapt to the market more efficiently, thus effectively displacing the conglomeration. Truthfully, corporations should never seek to reach an apex and […]

Attributes of the Successful

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There are certain attributes many successful entrepreneurs share, exude, and use to drive their ambition. By maintaining composure in the face of uncertainty, they are able to rationally analyze the situation before them, consider their options, and act appropriately. Yet, what are these attributes that cultivate their motivation, that allow them to remain calm on […]