Jason Feifer

2 weeks ago | entrepreneur.com | Jason Feifer

On the worst day of his professional life, as his business seemed to be crumbling around him, Lynnwood Bibbens told his team: "Give me 30 minutes."He retreated to a quiet room. He closed his eyes and reflected on his career. Then he returned to his team and said, "We're going to find out two things really quickly. Number one, we're going to find out if our partners value us.

2 weeks ago | entrepreneur.com | Jason Feifer

Image Credit: Veronica SamsMost entrepreneurs build a product, then find an audience. But what if you could do it in reverse — build an audience first, and then create a product to serve them? "My audience is invested in the development of the product," Bosstick tells me on the Entrepreneur podcast Problem Solvers.

1 month ago | entrepreneur.com | Jason Feifer

Before this interview, I told my wife that I was talking to Angie from Angie's List. And she asked, "That's a real person?!" You must get that all the time. I do. And in fact, that's why our marketing team wanted to put me in our commercials — because it was people's most common question. "Is there an actual Angie?"Founders don't often realize the power that they have. As the face of a brand, founders are the ones that customers build relationships with.

1 month ago | entrepreneur.com | Jason Feifer

If you're a manager, your team might hesitate to give you updates. If you're a founder, your customers might not give valuable feedback. This is awful, right? You don't think of yourself as intimidating! But here's the problem: You haven't given them permission — because you didn't think you needed to. The rest of this article is locked. Join Entrepreneur+ today for access. This story appears in the May 2025 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe »

2 months ago | entrepreneur.com | Jason Feifer

Busch Light is bringing back its beloved apple flavor — with a very fitting spokesperson: Ronald Wayne. Who's that? Ronald Wayne made one of the all-time greatest financial mistakes in tech history. He was a cofounder of Apple Computers, but left in 1976 and sold his 10% stake for $800. Today, that would be worth $270 billion — making him one of the richest people on the planet. "But hey, you live. You learn," Wayne says in the new Busch Light ad.