Posts by Liam Redmond
Only 1.8% Are Willing—Choose To Be One
[ad_1] Most people want big outcomes. Few are willing to do the boring, repeatable work that creates them. That gap is the greatest edge in business and life. My view is simple: if you join the small group that shows up consistently, the field clears fast. “If you are that person, that 1.8% of people,…
Read More7 content strategy moves that make investors notice you
[ad_1] If you’ve ever stared at your analytics dashboard wondering why your traction isn’t translating into investor interest, you’re not alone. Most early-stage founders assume funding follows growth, but in reality, it often follows narrative. Investors aren’t just betting on numbers. They’re betting on clarity, positioning, and your ability to communicate momentum. The right content…
Read MoreHow to Choose a Business Formation Service?
[ad_1] Choosing a business formation service starts with more than a filing price. You need to know what the provider files, what the formation package includes, and what work still falls on you after you choose an LLC or corporation. Some business formation services focus on state filing and basic order processing. Others add registered…
Read MoreWhat You Don’t Know About Organ Donation Could Save a Life
[ad_1] Most people think organ donation only happens after death. They also think it involves major organs like the heart or the kidneys. And these indeed are some of the ways organs are donated. But the reality is much broader and more hopeful than this limited viewpoint. Many people don’t realize that there are ways…
Read More3 signals resilient founders track when everything feels uncertain
[ad_1] There is a moment in almost every founder’s journey where the external signals go quiet. Growth plateaus, investor replies slow down, your team looks to you for answers you do not fully have. This is where most people start grasping for vanity metrics or chasing the next tactic. But the founders who actually endure…
Read MoreApple’s next era: After Tim Cook’s dream run, new CEO has to help the company catch up
[ad_1] Tim Cook had a lot to prove when Apple co-founder Steve Jobs handed over the reins as chief executive nearly 15 years ago. Jobs was known as a creative visionary, a fiery innovator who launched the iPhone and other iconic products. While some naysayers doubted Cook could carry the brand forward, he has proven…
Read More7 uncomfortable truths about “balance” early entrepreneurs learn too late
[ad_1] You start your company thinking balance is the goal. Work hard, but not too hard. Build fast, but don’t burn out. Stay focused, but also have a life. Then reality hits. Customers don’t care about your schedule. Revenue doesn’t respect your boundaries. And suddenly, “balance” feels less like a strategy and more like a…
Read More7 ways to handle the emotional whiplash of startup highs and lows
[ad_1] You close a deal in the morning and feel unstoppable. By the afternoon, a key customer churns and you’re questioning everything. The same week can swing from “this is working” to “this is falling apart” with no warning. If you’re building anything early-stage, this emotional volatility is not a bug, it’s the environment. To…
Read MoreNavigating Corporate Conflict: The Vital Role of Ontario Business Litigation Lawyers in 2026
[ad_1] The landscape of Canadian commerce is shifting rapidly as we move through 2026. In Ontario, the economic engine of the country, businesses are navigating a complex web of regulatory changes, technological advancements, and evolving contractual standards. Within this environment, disputes are not merely an occasional inconvenience; they are a significant operational risk that requires…
Read MoreClear Goals Mean Nothing Without Execution
[ad_1] Every leader loves to talk about vision. I do too. Big goals fire people up, and they should. But here’s the hard truth: clear goals mean nothing if the team can’t turn them into action. Alignment isn’t just about the “where.” It’s about the “how,” owned by each person, every week. At Hawke Media,…
Read MoreRobot named Lightning blows past human runners to set half-marathon record in Beijing
[ad_1] Slide over, Jacob Kiplimo. The world’s fastest human in the half-marathon is still just that, but the Ugandan’s record time of 57 minutes, 20 seconds, was obliterated Sunday in Beijing by a 5-foot-5 humanoid robot named Lightning. Lightning was one of more than 100 robots running the 13.1-mile race in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development…
Read More9 things to stop doing this quarter if you want to grow next year
[ad_1] If you’ve been grinding all year but your growth still feels stuck, you’re not alone. Most early-stage founders don’t fail because they aren’t working hard enough. They stall because they’re spending time on the wrong things. This is the uncomfortable part of building a company that no one really warns you about. Growth isn’t…
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