Making tech startups profitable
"The supreme attraction of motor racing to me is driving a car as near the physical limit as possible without stepping over it."
Jim Clark 1936-1968
Jim Clark at the Reims Grand Prix 1962, last glance to the Lotus team.
Lost due to running out of fuel.
Tech startups are notoriously difficult to predict. Put that against a turbulent economy investors will shy away saying it's too risky. But with the right team, the startup can be explosively successful despite the negative environment, as the team is maximised to survive.
It's like F1 racing, the wins depend on the team no matter how good the driver is.
Mediocre teams lose.
ABOUT guardianangelpeople.tech
Dr Terry Sheridan
Founder
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Dr. Terry Sheridan has led a remarkable life.
Born in Portsmouth England in 1950, she was placed up for adoption at four days old and went to an array of schools while her adoptive father was in the Royal Air Force.​
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After working at various jobs, she was guided toward the social sciences and completed an Honours degree in Social Administration and worked as a social worker in England and Canada, while completing her Masters in Social Welfare Policy.
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She then worked in juvenile offender diversion projects. This helped her understand the needs of and ways of handling psychopaths.
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She lived in Australia for a number of years and highlights are being a finalist in the Australian Telstra Business Women's Award, business director for one of the country’s largest superannuation funds and created Guardian Angel People and the Vapourise Technique to assist unemployed managers. This technique was based on her own healing of PTSD.
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Terry completed her PhD at Curtin University and is the author of: Managerial Fraud (2014, Gower)
Malevolent Managers (2016, Routledge)The Respectful Manager (2019, Routledge) The Respectful Manager in paperback (2021, Routledge) and Management Mechanics (2025)
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Having lived on four continents and in countries like Pakistan, Turkey and Indonesia, Dr. Sheridan’s work is respectful of all religions and cultures as it reaches down to the very essence of our humanity, our emotions.
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Terry remains a qualified, albeit lapsed member of Mensa International. Much more recently she has found that she has ADHD, a gift coming from her Irish mother's family. A family tree bestowed with writers, managers and humanitarians. ​
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Email: drterrysheridan.23@gmail.com
Tel: +33 6 33 45 81 71
guardianangelpeople.tech is from the stable of Dr Terry Sheridan's practice. She is an author, healer, and a consultant to organisations that need to turn around and be profitable. These organisations include non-profits, business developers of small businesses including angel investors, government, as well as a string of research projects assisting small business.