Discipline

Enjoy Adversity
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My marketing director was into martial arts, and always trained with someone at least 10% heavier and three inches...
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How small businesses can plan for the next cyclical downturn
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“Economists have predicted twenty-three of the last four recessions.” This ancient joke has a bit of wisdom to it....
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Startup Scaling
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Anyone who has gone rock climbing knows that scaling a wall is hard, takes a long time, and if...
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Why So Many Tech Companies Are Having Difficulty Surviving After Five Years
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FitBit, one of the high-flying consumer tech startups, priced their IPO at $20. Today it is trading for less...
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Debt: the toothsome tiger
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Cheap money is like cheap food. It tempts some people to overeat. Money has never been cheaper. Some nations,...
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Cash and Your Kingdom
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No company ever failed when it had cash in the bank. This simple rule evades too many executives, from...
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Tough Things First Podcast Launches
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The Tough Things First Podcast launched today. As if I were not busy enough. Several people have told me...
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Passion and stress: Firing up the team without burning them out
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Passion is a good thing. During the 37 years at the helm of Micrel, we fired up our employees...
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Entrepreneur New Year’s Resolutions
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With a new year breaking, people across the world are penning lists of resolutions, many of which won’t last...
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Entrepreneurs Are High Hurdlers
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Adapted from Tough Things First, by Ray Zinn Running the high hurdles isn’t easy when you are vertically challenged....
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Entrepreneurial Stall Horns
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Adapted from Tough Things First, by Ray Zinn My stall horn sounded, telling me I was about to crash...
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Four steps to stop entrepreneurial procrastination
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I saw Warren Muller, my co-founder at Micrel, pulling an oil tray from under his automobile and pouring the...
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Discipline

Enjoy Adversity

How small businesses can plan for the next cyclical downturn

Startup Scaling

Why So Many Tech Companies Are Having Difficulty Surviving After Five Years

Debt: the toothsome tiger

Cash and Your Kingdom

Tough Things First Podcast Launches

Passion and stress: Firing up the team without burning them out

Entrepreneur New Year’s Resolutions

Entrepreneurs Are High Hurdlers

Entrepreneurial Stall Horns

Four steps to stop entrepreneurial procrastination