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3 Hard Lessons Most Entrepreneurs Learn Before Succeeding

Dec 07, 2017 (0) comment , , ,

You can have 12 mentors and read a thousand books but there is rarely a painless path to success. Ask any leading entrepreneur about the secrets to their success and you’ll more than likely find that it’s often the valuable lessons that come through hardships, trials and challenges that best serve their long game. Statistically, 90 […]

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Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Idea for Sonic Tubular Travel Gets Real

Nov 30, 2017 (0) comment , , , ,

Companies and college students are testing ways to move people between cities by shooting them through giant tubes. Sound crazy? This concept illustration shows how the Hyperloop might appear as it transports passengers cross country. CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts—The future of ultrafast tubular travel may be partly shaped in this room on the third floor of MIT’s […]

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Tests reveal more details about Tesla’s solar roof

Nov 01, 2017 (0) comment , , , , , ,

Brief: Tesla’s new solar roof tiles recently received a Class A roofing product classification from Underwriters Laboratories, according to Electrek, which stands to speed up the permitting process and, in turn, application in the market. The tiles contain two solar cells with a maximum power of 6 watts each for a maximum power level of […]

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Water you having? These home pools feature swim-up bars

Nov 01, 2017 (0) comment , , , , ,

Here we thought swim-up bars were something only seen at resorts featured on MTV Spring Break. It turns out, we just aren’t hanging out with the right crowd. Apparently, lots of people like to have bars nestled right up to their outdoor swimming pools. Why shiver when getting a refill on your beer, when you […]

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What construction companies should know about post-disaster FEMA contracting

Oct 20, 2017 (0) comment , , , , , , ,

So far this summer, the United States has seen what many would consider to be more than its fair share of natural disasters. Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Houston on August 25 causing an estimated $198 billion in property damage. Less than two weeks later, Hurricane Irma made its way through Florida and into the […]

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‘Shark Tank’ Judges Say Successful Entrepreneurs Share These 5 Traits

Oct 12, 2017 (0) comment , , , ,

Succesful entrepreneurs consider themselves mavericks and disruptors — people who shatter the status quo. And it’s true that most of them made their fortune by thinking differently. But the truly successful may not be as unique as they’d like to think. According to the Shark Tank judges, they all share common characteristics, good and bad, that have made them […]

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Southern California building boom is so big, construction hiring tops the nation

Sep 28, 2017 (0) comment , , , ,

A construction worker walks around the site of the new Loma Linda University Medical Center in Loma Linda on Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017. The hospital is being built on a earthquake protection system, being the world’s first 3D seismically isolated hospital building. (Stan Lim, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG) If Southern California was a state by itself, it […]

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California high-speed rail: Everything you need to know

Sep 20, 2017 (0) comment , , , ,

The $64 billion plan to bring 800 miles of track up and down the Golden State You’ve probably heard that California is trying to build its own shiny and speedy bullet train. After voters approved a 2008 ballot proposition that kicked off one of the nation’s largest and most ambitious infrastructure projects, the state’s High […]

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3 Ways Constant Stress Makes You a Bad Entrepreneur

Sep 07, 2017 (0) comment , , ,

To perform at the highest level, you need to learn how to manage and reduce stress whenever possible, and it’s not just because you’ll feel better. Everyone knows that stress affects more than just your happiness. If you’re frequently freaking out, your appearance changes, your sleep becomes increasingly disordered, and, well, you can be a […]

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Elon Musk’s Boring Company gets the OK to tunnel under Los Angeles suburb

Aug 31, 2017 (0) comment , , , ,

Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s tunnel-boring outfit, The Boring Company, has won permission from the Los Angeles suburb of Hawthorne, CA, to dig a tunnel nearly 2 miles long and up to 44 feet deep under city streets, according to Curbed Los Angeles. The project must still get permitting from the state labor and transportation debartments. […]

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