Daniel Priestley

Money simply works harder for the immediate good when it's kept close to home.

In an excerpt from their upcoming book, "Scorecard Marketing", authors Daniel Priestley and Glen Carlson explain the point behind the purchase.

One of the most powerful things you can do as an entrepreneur is to ask for raw and impolite opinions.

What you've built could be much more valuable than you realize.

For the last decade, crypto businesses have operated largely outside of the reach of global regulators. That is about to change.

These are the steps for turning ideas into valuable exits.

Systems and processes can actually work against you if you scale up your supply without corresponding demand.

When you see many different successful people doing the same things, it's worth learning the lessons and habits.

Your prospects don't know the awards you've won or the flagship clients you've served. They don't know how reliably you've solved problems in the past. They don't know what to do next. You have to spell it all out for them.

Clubhouse is the latest social media platform to attract explosive user growth with entrepreneurs and business people. Should you be using this app or focusing on your business?

Daniel Priestley asked an AI to help him write this blog about whether AIs can write business blogs. The results are surprising.

Why entrepreneurs need to work next-to-impossible hours in the early days of their businesses.

Stop the quest for a beginning or an end. Let go of clear boundaries. There are no right answers – only directionally correct answers.

Inspiring stories of entrepreneurs who are fighting to make the world a better place.

Instill creativity, responsibility and a willingness to try new things in the next generation of entrepreneurs in your life.

Not if you're willing to find a market, identify a problem and get creative in solving it.

A small sample of owners proving that it's possible to regroup and reinvent.

From proper focus to productive partnerships, make the most of your working hours.

There is cause for economic concern amid the coronavirus outbreak, but young business owners are ready.

Why the right people, assets and revenue predictions will matter most to investors.

From the rise of bitcoin to women taking the reins, a look back at the decade that was.

There's plenty all business owners can learn from the English military's organization and execution.

Save on visits to the local psychic, this simple calculation will show if your business is going to grow.

Billionaire Bhavin Turakhia shares his belief on how an influx of outside money can take your thriving business to the next level.

Information and inspiration are valuable commodities in the entrepreneurial world.

The co-founder of Shazam talks about starting a business that is personally and financially fulfilling.

Bhavin Turakhia and his brother Divyank started their billion-dollar journey with a $375 loan.

Navigate a successful -- and realistic -- exit with these approaches.

It's a tricky request that can sink a pitch before anyone ever hears it.