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Heather White, a seasoned coach for female entrepreneurs, explains why it's important to "go for it" when it comes to your own business. "You can't 'win' if you don't buy a ticket, so get in the game, give yourself a chance and let the rest unfold!" Read More
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A guide to calculating how much it will costs to start a business. Read More
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Find out how to start a successful new business by using the fail fast, fail cheap approach. Read More
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How should you define corporate values for your startup business? Blogger Ben Yoskovitz asks how to balance opportunities with maintaining a company vision. Read More
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Amanda Collucci cleaned up in competition for the 2009 Association of Chinese Canadian Entrepreneures' Best Startup Award with her company Clean4Me, a cleaning service for residential and small to medium sized business clients. Read More
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Choosing a phone number for your business may seem like another one of the many tedious steps standing in the way of you and your dreams. Your phone number, much like your business name and website URL, are calling cards that will most likely stay with your business indefinitely. Although not a deal breaker, an easy to remember phone number is o Read More
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As I've been working to establish my business, I've learned some things about how to keep expenses low and avoid the burden of credit. Although tailored for computer consultants, these strategies can apply to most any business start-up. Read More
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Karl Goldfield is a whiz at helping startup companies generate revenue, and in this episode he shares valuable tips for salespeople working for startup companies and the people who manage them. Read More
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Done right business plans aren't something you use to lure investors and then stick in the bottom of your desk drawer. Rather, they become living documents that guide your business, keep you on course, and -- yes -- adapt as your businesses changes. But too often, business plans are rife with problems -- expert Tim Berry breaks down the top 10. Read More
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Generational change is notoriously one of the greatest challenges in management. With the exception of the early years, it is the most dangerous time for a business. Many successful businesses fail to make the change and simply fold. Read More
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