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Being self employed comes with many benefits. You can sleep in, work in your pyjamas and go shopping in the middle of the day. You no longer have to report to a boss who doesn't really understand what you do or deal with mindless workplace politics. It all sounds wonderful, but unfortunately the Read More

To reasonable and objective observers, it may look as if your opportunity is gone. It isn’t. Unless you believe and behave as if it is. Read More

It's important to evaluate opportunities, ideas and people when you're an entrepreneur or small business owner. Usually not everything is as it seems. Filters are incredibly important for picking what you want and what you don't want and not getting bogged down in between. Read More

If you believe that in challenging conditions that you can only sell price, you will find evidence to support your beliefs. But you will be wrong. Read More

Are you providing a product or a service through your home business? Should you be paid up front, or after you deliver the material? Read More

Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with friends, upload an unlimited number of photos, post links and videos, and learn more about the people they meet. Read More

We all make choices, some good some bad. As sales professional you choose to succeed or fail, one is no harder than the other, so why do some continue to choose to avoid success. Read More

Is your small business growing according to your strategic timeline? Is the economy hampering your cash flow projections? Now more than ever, small businesses need new ways to leverage their competitive advantage. Read More

Credit Review Office chief John Trethowan reiterated yesterday that the banks are "open for business" and are providing credit to small firms, but warned people applying for loans would have to provide detailed business plans. Read More