Nathan Mitchell, Small-Business Coach, Author, And Professional Speaker, addresses the importance of an optimistic outlook in small-business and entrepreneurship.
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Optimism Is Important in Small-Business, But It’s Not Everything!
Posted by C_Consultingllc under StartupsFrom http://www.clutchconsulting.net 4862 days ago
New Entrepreneurs Think Investor Money is All Fun
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4862 days ago
The naïve entrepreneur thinks he can relax, after he finally cashes the check from a professional investor, but in reality that’s when the work and the pressure starts. His first reality reset is that now, maybe for the first time, he really has a boss, or several bosses, and often very demanding o
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Finding Success As a Parent and an Entrepreneur
Posted by businessdotgov under StartupsFrom http://community2.business.gov 4862 days ago
Are you a parent with entrepreneurial aspirations? Then you may just be the next “Mompreneur” or “Dadpreneur”!
Contrary to what many people think, parents make great entrepreneurs.
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Contrary to what many people think, parents make great entrepreneurs.
Here are some tips and ideas for finding and starting the business of your dreams while managing the conflict Read More
Internet Franchise Opportunities - How to Get Started
Posted by HBCinc under StartupsFrom http://www.thenewbusinessidea.com 4863 days ago
Many people want to start a company that they can operate easily over the internet. At the same time, they want business support and a proven system that traditionally comes with a franchise opportunity. In many situations, it is difficult to "have your cake and eat it too", but right now, there ar
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New Startups Too Often Make Deadly Hiring Mistakes
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4863 days ago
Every startup with any traction quickly reaches a point where they need to hire employees to grow the business. Unfortunately, this always happens when pressures are the highest, and business processes are ill-defined. At this point you need superstars and versatile future executives, yet your in-h
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The Best Entrepreneurs Are Transient Underdogs
Posted by DrShannonReece under StartupsFrom http://drshannonreece.wordpress.com 4863 days ago
In our society, we have become accustomed to cheering for the underdog. And yet, in the business world, where women entrepreneurs are often labeled as underdogs, we don’t seem to be as supportive. In my opinion, women, in any arena, are not the epitome of underdogs in any way, shape or form.
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Tip of the Week – Dec 29, 2010
Posted by DrShannonReece under StartupsFrom http://drshannonreece.wordpress.com 4864 days ago
As the year winds down and you prepare to start anew, focus only on the take-aways from the past year that will support you as you boldly enter a new season of your business and leave everything else behind.
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Every Entrepreneur Needs to Start With a Prototype
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4864 days ago
It’s a long way from an entrepreneur’s “idea” to a working product with a real market and paying customers. A necessary intermediate step for proof of concept, credibility with potential investors, and communication with your team, is a working prototype. Building a prototype should be an early and
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The Competitive Wife
Posted by DrShannonReece under StartupsFrom http://drshannonreece.wordpress.com 4865 days ago
Republished from Pretty Young Professional, an online resource and community providing practical advice, guidance and support to young professional women. PYP can be followed @PYPro
I am a perfectionist. They say that the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. Unfortunately, man Read More
I am a perfectionist. They say that the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. Unfortunately, man Read More
How to Survive the Dreaded Due Diligence Process
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4865 days ago
If your startup is great enough to get a term sheet from angel investors or a venture capitalist, the next step for the investor is to complete the dreaded due diligence process. This is the last step of the process, where surprises in the evaluation of the management team, documentation, and perso
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