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Is it Time to Just Say NO? by Barbara Giamanco - Nov, 2009 "Most of us are busy, but undisciplined. We are active, but not focused. We are moving, but not always in the right direction." – Jack Canfield In the things they never told me before I became an entrepreneur file is how important it is to be a good steward of time. For most of us, we start our careers working for other people who have a schedule they want us to adhere too. Even though I lived in the world of sales where t... |
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Entrepreneur, Visionary, Virtually Synonymous by William Lemerond - Nov, 2009 Your financial position will always catch up with, and match your mindset. When individuals think of money attraction, normally they are thinking of money that they can physically hold and take to the bank. Cash flow is important, but it is your mindset that will determine your future wealth, and the scope of your money attraction. Your ability to adapt your mindset to envision and stay open, creative, and positive is very imp... |
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Retirement Plans For the Self-Employed by William Lemerond - Nov, 2009 SEP IRA: With a SEP IRA in 2009 there is a $49,000 maximum contribution. This IRA is easy to set up and requires minimal administrative responsibilities. Disadvantages of this option begin with the fact that contribution limits are smaller than the limits of an Individual 401k at the same income level. This IRA does not have a catch-up plan provision like the Individual 401k, and loans are not permitted. Main advantages ... |
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Making Working From Home, Work! by Debra Wheatman - Nov, 2009 So, you want to work from home? Great! Sounds awesome, right? You don’t have to go anywhere, you can just put yourself in front of a computer and there you are ready to go. Wrong. Working from home requires much more than a place to sit and crank out some work. Why? There are distractions at home. They are never ending. I know, because I work from home. It’s amazing how many things can pull you away from doing what you need to... |
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The Great Debate: Business Owner vs. Entrepreneur? by Bernadette Boas - Oct, 2009 I spend a lot of time speaking to business owners, individually and in large forums, and the one question I’ll often ask is “How many of them consider themselves to be not only a business owner but an Entrepreneur?”. No doubt 100% of their hands will go up. Then their eyes widen with confusion as to why I would be asking them such a question. But I have found over the many discussions, coaching sessions, and speeches with th... |
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The Entrepreneur’s Prosperity Map by Bernadette Boas - Sep, 2009 What are your goals for your business, your money, and your life? What is the purpose, vision, and goal you have for your business? Do you employees, customers, vendors, partners, friends, and family? What plan do you have in place to ensure that where you want to get to can be achieved by the time you want to accomplish it? How about exceeding your goals, does your plan support that? You can look at this in a much si... |
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Reinventing Yourself: From Employee To Entrepreneur by Sharon Melnick, Ph.D. - Aug, 2009 Considering having your own company and being your own boss? It’s the biggest trend in business today! I have been working with a number of corporate employees who left the structure of the corporate world and struck out on their own. You leave behind the perks of the position: the administrative support, the title, the regular paycheck, etc. in favor of the freedom to be your own boss, to do things the way YOU think they... |
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Considering Entrepreneurship: First Steps to Starting Your Own Business by Lindsey Pollak - Mar, 2009 This Saturday’s New York Times featured a front-page story about how the recession is prompting some people to start their own businesses instead of looking for new jobs. It’s an encouraging story if you’ve ever considered the option of creating your own venture, large or small. While some people decide to dive headfirst into entrepreneurship, others feel more comfortable dipping in a toe, then an ankle, then a knee before ... |
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Business Owners, Don’t Just Survive In Today’s Economy, THRIVE! by Bernadette Boas - Jan, 2009 Over the past few months, especially few weeks, everyone from politicians, bankers, the Fed, and your neighbor are spewing advice regarding the state of the economy, your stock portfolios, and your own wallets. Sell, stick it out, pull it out, stuff your mattress, and more. I often feel compelled to do the same, the difference however is, it comes with a bit of tough love. No one can or will deny that the evaporating stock ... |
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Business Planning to Success! by Bernadette Boas - Jan, 2009 It never fails to surprise me. More like shock the daylight out of me. What is it? It is a business owner without a plan for his business. And, since I have absolutely no poker face, I am horrible at hiding my horror at the mere idea of it. I mean, if he or she got into a car to take a road trip from one city to another, they would certainly have a map (or a GPS). When they go to the grocery store, they bring their list... |
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