Ask any entrepreneur in Nepal what their major concern is, and the answer will most likely be money. Although, it sounds too straightforward, everyone starting their business are in it for the money.

Hiring a winning team is no small feat. If you do it right you gain employees that treat the company as their own, and will work hard to overcome all the hurdles that come their way

One of the first and the most crucial decision you will need to make while starting a business is to whether go at it alone or have a partner in crime. While it’s true that most businesses have a co-founder, it’s still up to you to decide if you want to go solo or if you want to get help.

If running a business could be broken down into major steps, there would be one that would take approximately half of all the effort you put into your business.

One of the most interesting trends in business is that of learning how to do business from nature.

In recent years, perhaps one of the hottest debates in business has been whether entrepreneurs can be created and, in that respect, if someone can be taught to be an entrepreneur.

While you wouldn’t know it from their enthusiasm, ambition, drive, and all-around excitement, every business founder deals with a hard truth—they will most likely fail.

If you’ve sat through a long boring lecture, you’ve probably felt how being able to communicate succinctly makes all the difference.

If you are like many aspiring entrepreneurs, coming up with a potentially profitable idea is one of the hardest things.

You as an aspiring entrepreneur might have a revolutionary idea; but it will remain an idea if you don’t take the right steps to create a business.

The startup world is a place filled with so many pitfalls that on average nine out of ten startups fail.

You never know when that brilliant idea may hit you. It might happen to you while you have barely woken up from bed or while out grocery shopping.