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Getting bogged down in your business can feel a lot like trying to move a car that’s gotten stuck in the mud. There’s a lot of rockin’ going on, but it’s just not rolling anywhere.

That’s how I feel when I get in over my head as a solo entrepreneur, and have loaded too much on my plate.

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Most entrepreneurs I know are individually very innovative, but a successful startup can’t be a one-man show (for long). That means they need to build an innovative team, which is not a skill that most people are born with. In fact, some very innovative individuals, known as ‘idea people’ or invent Read More
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Wufoo founder Kevin Hale hadn’t intended on starting a business. He studied Modern American Literature, and an interdisciplinary degree called Digital Arts that saw him doing work for museums, and designing musical instruments. Hale originally intended to enroll in graduate school. Read More
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Which industries have the most promise for starting a new small business right now? 15 members of the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) share their startup tips. Read More
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These posts may help with choosing the right company structure, how it all works, problems you could face, what incorporation entails and lots more information you will find useful when starting a business. Read More
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Last week, I attended BlogWorld/New Media Expo in New York City. This week, I’d like to share some of the things I learned by attending various sessions. Here are a few tips that Lewis Howes offered on starting your own business.
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If you have ever wanted to add a rotating slideshow of images along the top of your website, now you can! It’s easier than ever to add an image carousel using Webs new SiteBuilder3. Read More
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Every entrepreneur dreams of that sweet spot in the life of their business when it will reach critical mass, and they can focus more on scaling it than finding another investment round, or pumping in more cash. The challenge is how to recognize the point where the business is self-sustaining and st Read More
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Anybody who has followed me for a while will know that I spent many years as a graphic designer. I got sick of the corporate world and general working ... Read More
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