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So what should you consider before making the jump and firing your boss? In reality there are a number of questions that you will need to address before you will be in a position to swap your driving boots for slippers. Read More

This brief video featuring Tom Hopkins, Partner at Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP, talks about internally funding your startup, selling products and services quickly and cheaply and using the cash flow for growth. The astonishing fact is that research indicates 80 percent of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. were started this way. I Read More

How do you avoid costly mistakes while starting a small business? In this quirky video from DailyIdea.tv we're given some important points about what to do and not to do when starting a small business from the perspective of a child's lemonade stand. It's funny and entertaining but still hits on some critical ideas including the need to target Read More

Even in a today's slow economy people are still getting married. You can provide them with the services they need by focusing your small business startup on wedding videography. This informative video tells you what equipment you'll need, how to build clientele, and how to provide great customer service. Read More

John answers a readers question on the possibility of making money from an ebook business. Read More

Small business can be truly small, but provide big sales with just you, your talent, your customer, and Etsy. There's no huge and costly marketing plan, no fat cash outlay...just the time it takes to make your craft, register, and a few minutes to write a bit about it. Etsy can put you in touch with the world market, bringing you together with mi Read More

When considering a business startup it's always smart to check out the new trends, not just in business but in society. Some of the niche markets here could provide just the inspiration you need to start your own business. Consider catering to previously untapped markets like the Gay community, Hispanics, and baby-boomers. The face of America is Read More

Pamela Slim, author of Escape from Cubicle Nation turned her blog into a book. Here's her advice for frustrated workers considering self-employment. This article breaks entrepreneurship down into a checklist of why to's and why not's. When it comes to starting your own business, it's a good rule of thumb to ask yourself some tough questions be Read More

Now that 3 years have passed since I got my graduate degree (and the founding of my current startup), I think I can make fun of it a bit. Read More