Lyceum commented on the following stories on BizSugar
Feature Interview: Anita Campbell
"Heather: What's the biggest learning lesson from the interview? I really like Anita's answer to your question #11: "Believe in yourself. Be open to taking advice, but if you are convinced you have something that the market needs, don’t let yourself be talked out of it before you prove it one way or the other.""Have You Thought about the Costs of Being Self-Employed
"Glen Craig: As an sole trader (sole proprietorship in American English), Miranda's post is a good reminder of the costs of being self-employed. Have you heard about the term "business employment"? It is an interesting alternative to being employed or self-employed. "Focused Leadership Teaches Leadership Lessons That Can Make Your Day
"Pierre: I am a huge fan of Winston Churchill’s writings and his leadership. He was a real commander in chief, that is missing in today’s world. I studied organizational leadership (Business Administration) at Southern New Hampshire University, so this topic is a great interest to me. Have you read the works by Dr. Edwin A. Locke? I have started a new blog on lifestyle design and travel, so I have to look into the book, Living a Richer Life. “Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak: Courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.” ~ Winston Churchill"Social Networking for Business Growth: Don’t forget about old networking methods
"Holli Friedland (snake charmed): Have you heard of the business network, BNI (Business Network International)? I recommend you to attend a meeting in your area if you want learn more about referral marketing. I see that you do a plug for Vista Print in your post. I have ordered several different business-cards from them. Another great source is Moo.com. You could personalize your business cards with photos and images. They will stick out at your networking meetings. "Subscribe
Entrepreneurial Networking: How To Learn To Love It
"As a "Certified Networker," this entry is music to my ears! :) Have you heard about the Referral Institute? There you get educated in the art of networking. Your #3 tip is very important. Don't become an "alligator" with a big mouth and small ears! ;) I recommend you to check out John Jantsch's book, Referral Marketing, and the works by Dr. Ivan Misner (the founder of BNI and co-founder of the Referral Institute)."