“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
