“First, opportunites are abundant. At any place and time you can look around and identify problems that need solving…regardless of the size of the problem, there are ususally creative ways to use the resources already at your disposal.” — Tina Seelig Copy Share Image
“The bigger the problem, the bigger the opportunity. Nobody will pay you to solve a non-problem.”4” — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“There's a big difference between trying to do something and actually doing it. We often say we're trying to do something-losing weight, getting more… — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“[I]f you have talent in an area and there's a big market for your skills, then that is a great area to find a… — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“the key to success is not dodging every bullet but being able to recover quickly.” — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“I've talked with many other people who have found constructive ways to bridge gaps and fill holes that others merely walk around, and in… — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“as well as for the team making restaurant reservations, experimenting along the way paid off. The iterative process, where small changes are made in… — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“Even though it is always difficult to abandon a project, it is much easier in the early stages of a venture, before there is… — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“T-shaped people " those with a depth of knowledge in at least one discipline and a breadth of knowledge about innovation and entrepreneurship that… — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“They recognized that they had a fabulously valuable asset—that others didn’t even notice—just waiting to be mined.” — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“First, opportunites are abundant. At any place and time you can look around and identify problems that need solving…regardless of the size of the… — Tina Seelig Copy Share
“[I]t's important to know whether you're putting energy into something that has the potential to pay off. This is one of life's biggest challenges.… — Tina Seelig Copy Share
