Entrepreneur, Consultant, Author, Speaker
Anna started out as an MIT rocket scientist and is now an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and consultant. You can read her blog here, check out the flying car company she co-founded, Terrafugia, learn about her community UAM work, and follow her on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.
Being out in front is amazing, but it’s also exhausting. A lot has been written on avoiding burn-out, on work-life balance, and on self-care. I find a lot of that useful – particularly advice about being out in nature and getting exercise and sleep, but in my experience it isn’t enough. So how do you keep momentum when it’s you that you are following?
Read More"Unless you have courage, a courage that keeps you going, always going, no matter what happens, there is no certainty of success. It is really an endurance race."
― Henry Ford
You can’t be an entrepreneur unless you can play pretend. You have to be able to see what no one else can, what could be. We could see a Transition®, wings out, ready to fly.
Read MoreIt’s easy to let your bylaws be a bunch of legal boilerplate that doesn’t seem particularly relevant to the daily functioning of your organization. But they can also form the underpinnings of either dysfunction or of the authority and process that can mature and streamline things for years to come.
Read More4. Employ one meaning per word and one word per meaning.
Read MoreOne of the first steps is creating a company is creating authority. The more “out there” the idea, the more important it is to pay attention to this step.
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