An entrepreneurial ecosystem comes alive through people. Here’s how The Presley Post has spent five years building one in Downtown Louisville, and what comes next with the Founding 100.
Leaders spend enormous energy on strategy, hiring, and process. Then their team does their best work in a fluorescent-lit room that has not changed since
Louisville is a city full of character, creativity, and community. And with that comes no shortage of options when it comes to event spaces. But not all venues are created equal. Whether you are planning a corporate gathering, a community workshop, or a creative activation, here is exactly what to look for before you sign on the dotted line.
Somewhere along the way, hustle culture convinced us that exhaustion was a badge of honor. That the busier you were, the more serious you were about your goals. But the most successful entrepreneurs are not the ones grinding themselves into the ground. They are the ones who have figured out that rest is not the opposite of productivity. It is the foundation of it.
The coffee shop has long been the unofficial headquarters of the freelancer and remote worker. Laptop open, headphones in, oat milk latte on standby. But is it actually a good place to work? And when does a proper conference room become the better call? Let us break it down honestly.
You can have the best strategy, the clearest goals, and the strongest work ethic in the room. But if your environment is working against you,
Louisville has always been a city that builds things. Bourbon. Bats. Businesses. And right now, a new generation of entrepreneurs is reshaping how and where
Working from home looks free on paper. No rent, no commute, no overhead. But when you start adding up what it is actually costing you,
I had the vision. I had the branding. I had the mission statement. I even knew how to create my own monthly budgets and profit/loss statements thanks to my background in finance. But I’ll be honest. When it came to taxes and pricing strategy, I was winging it.
Accessing capital to start a business can be a challenging but essential step for entrepreneurs. Discover how Jasmine Presley successfully launched The Presley Post using personal savings, credit, and a clear vision. If you’re curious about various funding options, insider tips, and valuable resources, click to read more about this captivating journey
Building a strong business credit profile is crucial for long-term success. In this article, we provide 5 recommendations for establishing business credit. Open vendor trade lines, obtain a business credit card, secure small business loans or lines of credit, monitor and review credit reports, and maintain relationships with financial institutions. By following these recommendations and practicing responsible financial management, you can position your business for financial success.
Many of us grew up poor and didn’t even know it until we became adults and inherited the financial struggle. I decided to break the cycle and get in the flow of money, and help my clients achieve the same.
Working from home looks free on paper. No rent, no commute, no overhead. But when you start adding up what it is actually costing you,
Working from home felt like a dream at first. No commute, no office small talk, total control over your environment. But somewhere between the laundry calling your name and your third video call at the kitchen table, something shifted. If you are reading this, you already suspect it. Here are five signs it is time to upgrade.
There’s a lot I could say here. I could tell you about all the doors that opened for me not because I knocked, but because
Courage & Imperfection in Business I need to tell you the truth: I didn’t feel “ready” when I started The Presley Post. Not when I
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