At Milestone Advisors, we value input, advice and experience from people in all stages of the entrepreneurial game. Whether they're brilliant minds creating product development business plans or brilliant financial models, we believe learning about experiences on all levels is of the utmost importance.
The popular Web site, Unstrapped, spent the past year reading every entrepreneurial blog in the great digital unknown to pull together a list that highlights the best and most innovative minds ever to dare and begin their own companies.
They rated the blogs based on not only the quality of content but also on the remark ability of what they had to say and their appeal to people of younger generations.
I've included some of the highlights below.
Rise to the top: David Garland
Why: It's an ideal mix of news and trends in education, business, and lifestyle itself accompanied by quick interviews that last just long enough to glean nuggets of truth without boring those of us on the go.
Quick sprout: Neil Patel
Why: Here you'll find all the necessary information and tools to not just succeed in the workplace, but to truly stand out. And it's blunt (something we all can appreciate).
Startup lucky: Aronado Placencia
Why: Need to connect with investors? Here's where to learn how.
Under 30 CEO: Matt Wilson and Jared O'Toole
Why: If what you've needed to get your operations off the ground has been a little push, you'll certainly find it here. Wilson and O'Toole can provide you the motivation or kick in the hind parts to start turning your ambitions into reality.
The list has many more blogs packed with insight, ingenuity and breathes of fresh air to give us all hope that there are countless small businesses and great ideas to fuel future job and economic growth.
It's important we continue to look not just to those who have gone before for advice and inspiration, but also to those who are coming up -- they are untainted by the perils of the business world, they are full of hope and have grown up in an entirely different time than many of us. What has fueled their development as people and more specifically, as entrepreneurs is a different kind of influence and one that should be explored.
The popular Web site, Unstrapped, spent the past year reading every entrepreneurial blog in the great digital unknown to pull together a list that highlights the best and most innovative minds ever to dare and begin their own companies.
They rated the blogs based on not only the quality of content but also on the remark ability of what they had to say and their appeal to people of younger generations.
I've included some of the highlights below.
Rise to the top: David Garland
Why: It's an ideal mix of news and trends in education, business, and lifestyle itself accompanied by quick interviews that last just long enough to glean nuggets of truth without boring those of us on the go.
Quick sprout: Neil Patel
Why: Here you'll find all the necessary information and tools to not just succeed in the workplace, but to truly stand out. And it's blunt (something we all can appreciate).
Startup lucky: Aronado Placencia
Why: Need to connect with investors? Here's where to learn how.
Under 30 CEO: Matt Wilson and Jared O'Toole
Why: If what you've needed to get your operations off the ground has been a little push, you'll certainly find it here. Wilson and O'Toole can provide you the motivation or kick in the hind parts to start turning your ambitions into reality.
The list has many more blogs packed with insight, ingenuity and breathes of fresh air to give us all hope that there are countless small businesses and great ideas to fuel future job and economic growth.
It's important we continue to look not just to those who have gone before for advice and inspiration, but also to those who are coming up -- they are untainted by the perils of the business world, they are full of hope and have grown up in an entirely different time than many of us. What has fueled their development as people and more specifically, as entrepreneurs is a different kind of influence and one that should be explored.
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