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After Landing $12,000 in Debt, He Started Dumpster Diving. Now He Digs Up $140,000 in Treasure a Year.
Listen to this post You know the saying: One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Carter Stevens, a 31-year-old Nashville resident, has taken it literally, pulling about $140,000 in sales out of dumpsters in just 12 months. Working near office parks and luxury condos, Stevens salvages discarded items, cleans them up and sells them on eBay and Facebook Marketplace, according to CNBC. His hauls include Persian rugs, iPads, West Elm furniture and even samurai swords ...
Top Schools for Entrepreneurs in 2027
Listen to this post Entrepreneur Media Entrepreneur Media Can entrepreneurship be taught? We aim to find out. Many colleges and universities offer entrepreneurship programs, where students can combine theory with real-world experience. They learn the mechanics of business, develop projects with careful guidance, and get connected with impactful networks of peers, investors, and maybe even future cofounders. But which programs have the most impact, producing the best entrepreneurs? To answer that, Entrepreneur has collaborated with ...
This Former NASA Engineer Has 85 Million YouTube Subscribers. He Says This Is How to Differentiate Your Videos From AI Slop.
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- He said in a new interview that the solution to competing against AI-generated videos is to go out and do something noteworthy.
- He added that knowing something is real is what draws viewers in.
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- Despite the most advanced automated capabilities baked into the most technologically advanced CRMs, there are still things it cannot accomplish for you.
- Most franchise sales and development teams are far too quick to blame CRM systems when ...
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- Colleges that partner with employers on in-demand fields, like nursing and radiography, are seeing rapid enrollment gains.u003cbru003eu003cbru003e
Students are increasingly looking beyond earning a college degree or credential. They want to know whether their education will lead to meaningful employment, better ...
This Former Art Teacher Built a Thriving Pottery Business in a Town Full of Rocket Scientists
Kristina Latraverse never tested the market before opening her business — here are the lessons she’s learned about growth and community. By Jason Feifer | edited by Dan Bova | Nov 10, 2026 Kristina Latraverse, a former art teacher and art supervisor, saw that opportunity. The founder of Seagrass Pottery vowed to rent a building she loved in Indialantic, Florida, if it ever came available. The next day, a “for rent” ...
After Landing $12,000 in Debt, He Started Dumpster Diving. Now He Digs Up $140,000 in Treasure a Year.
Listen to this post You know the saying: One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Carter Stevens, a 31-year-old Nashville resident, has taken it literally, pulling about $140,000 in sales out of dumpsters in just 12 months. Working near office parks and luxury condos, Stevens salvages discarded items, cleans them up and sells them on eBay and Facebook Marketplace, according to CNBC. His hauls include Persian rugs, iPads, West Elm furniture and even samurai swords ...
Top Schools for Entrepreneurs in 2027
Listen to this post Entrepreneur Media Entrepreneur Media Can entrepreneurship be taught? We aim to find out. Many colleges and universities offer entrepreneurship programs, where students can combine theory with real-world experience. They learn the mechanics of business, develop projects with careful guidance, and get connected with impactful networks of peers, investors, and maybe even future cofounders. But which programs have the most impact, producing the best entrepreneurs? To answer that, Entrepreneur has collaborated with ...
This Former NASA Engineer Has 85 Million YouTube Subscribers. He Says This Is How to Differentiate Your Videos From AI Slop.
Listen to this post Key Takeaways
- Mark Rober is a former NASA-engineer-turned-science-YouTuber with 85.7 million subscribers.
- He said in a new interview that the solution to competing against AI-generated videos is to go out and do something noteworthy.
- He added that knowing something is real is what draws viewers in.
It’s Time to Confront the Realities of What Your CRM Can Do — and What It Can’t
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Listen to this post Key Takeaways
- Whether starting from scratch or upgrading your current CRM, focus on the scope, parameters and functionality that best define your franchise recruitment goals.
- Despite the most advanced automated capabilities baked into the most technologically advanced CRMs, there are still things it cannot accomplish for you.
- Most franchise sales and development teams are far too quick to blame CRM systems when ...
Students Want More Than Degrees. Community Colleges Now Have to Prove Economic Value
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Listen to this post Key Takeaways
- Over a third of community college credentials don’t lead to living-wage jobs, pushing colleges to prove program value.
- Colleges that partner with employers on in-demand fields, like nursing and radiography, are seeing rapid enrollment gains.u003cbru003eu003cbru003e
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