It starts off harmless. $9 a month to store all my files in the cloud? That’s cool. $20 a month for a virtual phone service? Nice! But before long, you start to get skeptical. "Another subscription service? How many of these do I need?! Not...
Another year done! What are your resolutions for the New Year? If one of them is to increase your productivity, these recommendations from Chris Ronzio are for you. Consultant, entrepreneur, speaker, and friend of #teamSerendipit, Chris Ronzio knows all of the latest apps to make...
The worst job I ever had was working for my own company. But it was also one of the most insightful and helpful experiences I’ve ever had as a business owner. Let me explain. Click here to read the full story....
The world is a small place. I arrived in the Czech Republic three hours ago, and on the other side of customs there was a McDonalds. I caught a bus right near the Courtyard Marriott Hotel. And I passed a Shell gas station on my...
Being a nice person isn’t easy. I used to be really good at it. Blissfully floating through life, appreciating everyone and everything. Maybe being an entrepreneur has hardened me, but after many years in business, here’s what I’ve realized: As entrepreneurs, the traits that make us...
Next summer I'm taking three months off to travel through Europe with my family. No, I didn’t just get bought out by Google. No, I'm not retired. I don’t have a million dollars in the bank. I’m not “between careers”. And I won’t be 100...
From bag boy to organizational expert, Chris Ronzio has learned to scale business. After selling his video production company, he now shares practical steps for growth-focused startup founders. Click here to read the full story....
It’s hard to imagine a world without an app for everything. Literally, anything you need. Pizza at the touch of a button. A ride to Mexico ...
Serial entrepreneur Chris Ronzio has resuscitated software originally designed by three Arizona State University students and turned it into a training tool for businesses. Click here to read the full story....
Serial entrepreneur Chris Ronzio has resuscitated software originally designed by three Arizona State University students and turned it into a training tool for businesses. Click here to read the full story on Phoenix Business Journal....