
Review: The Creative Entrepreneur by Carolyn Dailey
I just finished reading The Creative Entrepreneur by Carolyn Dailey—and it’s unlike any entrepreneurship book

RE-WRITING THE NEW RULES OF MODERN ENTREPRENEURSHIP.
ON A MISSION: HELPING ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES CREATE SUCCESSFUL STARTUP VENTURES, AND MORE SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS.
CATALYST, CONNECTOR, CHAMPION AND ALLY. MENTOR & EIR – ARIZONA COMMERCE AUTHORITY KAUFFMAN FOUNDATION – ECOSYSTEM BUILDING INITIATIVE GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK – AZ STATE LEADER
I’ve founded or co-founded nearly a dozen companies in software, digital media and television. Some were painful failures, while others ended up having notable success with millions of customers – with revenues, funding and exits totaling over $3 Billion.
For the past few years I’ve been working on university entrepreneurship programs and regional ecosystems: First, as a Professor of Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University, and Co-Director of the Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship, then as visiting Professor at New York Institute of Technology and at other universities.
I work with the Kauffman Foundation on Entrepreneurial Ecosystem building, and with the Arizona Commerce Authority on helping to develop great startups, great entrepreneurs and vibrant ecosystems. I’m Arizona State organizer for Global Entrepreneurship Week 2020.
Currently, I am taking a hiatus from academics to focus on writing, speaking, consulting and research in digital media and entrepreneurship, as well as mentoring entrepreneurs and advising start-up ventures so they can become the next Apple, Google or Facebook

Brad Feld is a partner and co-founder of Foundry. He has been an early-stage investor and entrepreneur for over 35 years, since founding his first company.
Oh those powerful, commanding leaders. You know the type: Baritone-voiced, stone-faced scowling – often Don Draper look-a-likes who just strolled in from Central Casting.
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If you can avoid seeking approval of others, your power is limitless.

I just finished reading The Creative Entrepreneur by Carolyn Dailey—and it’s unlike any entrepreneurship book

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