Joel Gascoigne

It helps to have a 'training partner' to help you with your day-to-day work, entrepreneurial goals, and personal projects.

Let your dream grow alongside your journey.

The co-founder and CEO at Buffer on the books that have had the biggest impact on his company and himself personally.

It's certainly not a smooth path, it's not the easy option. For some, it may never work out. But there are upsides to doing a startup.

Based on what I've learned, here's some insight if you happen to be getting started along this road to starting a company of your own.

The lessons I learned, plus the wisdom of the 'day of rest.'

When starting up, it's OK if you don't know what you're doing some of the time. Here's why you should always keep an open mind and keep learning.

Three tips for accomplishing one of the most important and difficult parts of launching a business.