Alexej Pikovsky

There is no such thing as passive income, but with the right strategy, Amazon FBA businesses can come quite close. The Full-Time FBA Show is designed to help you utilise secret industry tips and tricks, so you can turn part-time hours into a full-time income. In 2011, host Stephen Smotherman found himself unemployed and divorced

If you own a hotel, you will know that success is not just about providing exceptional customer service and accommodation. While a guest-centric experience is vital in the hospitality industry, you also need to focus on growing your hotel’s occupancy to drive more revenues and stay on your toes all the time. For hoteliers, the

If you run a real estate company, you will know that it is not just about buying, selling, letting, or renting real estate. This is a vital aspect of your business, but you will also face many daily challenges regarding the running of a successful real estate company. One of the greatest difficulties is attracting

As an accountant, you deliver a great experience to business owners struggling to organise their finances. However, providing these services is only half the battle. You also have to run a website, manage your own finances, and market those services. Unfortunately, with so much competition and everything going online, finding and securing new clients can

Capital doesn’t belong only to VC investors and private equity firms. In recent years, family offices have proven to be worthy contributors to the global economy. Once perceived as merely a tool for preserving family wealth across generations, these entities are now managing an estimated $6 trillion in assets worldwide, rivaling even the largest institutional

In 2025, venture capital support goes beyond just financial backing.  According to CB Insights research [1], major reasons for startup failure include lack of market need, heavy competition, and flawed business models (56%). With proper guidance in these areas, startups have a higher chance of achieving product-market fit and becoming profitable businesses. Modern VCs compete

Do you know that every successful, market-leading SaaS product is just lines of code until they get a compelling narrative that transforms it into user obsession?  Netflix, Slack, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter)—all of these SaaS platforms fixed everyday problems, made their solution a ‘dogfooding’ for the masses, and the founders themselves were the ideal customer

When the first venture capital firms started to break through, you could name only one prominent role in the company – investors. Nowadays, there are more complex and interesting roles you can take on in a VC firm, and they all fall under the umbrella term “platform role(s).” For more details, check out this article