Entrepreneurialism
Freelancers and Entrepreneurs -- Let?s List Our Early Influences: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Recently I took part in a lively tele-seminar that was presented by a panel of renowned Internet successes. These four are known for their lucrative on-line businesses, their sincerity, honesty, integrity and obvious desire to help others succeed. Read more →Freelancers and Taxes: An LLC's Perspective
When I was laid off from my last ?secure? paying job I mentioned to my wife that I wanted to go into business for myself. With two small children at home, a mortgage to pay, and enough other expenses hanging over our heads, this option seemed somewhat crazy. Read more →From Astronauts to Entrepreneurs
What do you want to be when you grow up? This is a question that everyone has been asked at some point in their life. If you were asked as a child, you most likely responded with, ? Read more →From Bank Clerk to Entreprenuer
What seems like a century ago, I left school and joined a well-known High Street Bank. In those days working as a bank clerk was a well-established route for many school leavers and perceived to be a proper job with prospects. Read more →From Desperate Housewife to PR Diva in 9 Life Altering Steps - Tips for Business Owner Hopefuls
Starting my own business in February of 2001 at age 39 was among the most optimistic things I have done in my life.Before electing to stay home for a year with my infant son in 1997, I held a variety of corporate marketing management positions. Read more →From Employee to Entrepreneur: Taking the Plunge
Before you decide whether or not running your own business is right for you, start by pinpointing your area of expertise and assessing your aptitude for business. Read more →From Entrepreneur to Infopreneur: Make Money Selling Info Products
The term ?Infopreneur? is a relatively new industry buzz word that is making waves because it opens doors for entrepreneurs to generate new streams of income. Read more →Funding A Startup - The Maddening Machinations Of Money Raising
Within days of posting on www.fundingpost.com, one of the many websites created for entrepreneurs to post summaries designed to draw the attention of potential investors, an email inquiry from the AngloAmerican Investment Group and one Anthony Oppenheim. Read more →Funding Your Start-Up Without Selling Equity!
If you sought near term investment returns that were lucrative and dividend paying, would you select a poorly performing stock, like that of GM? On the other hand, if you could experience a return on investment based on GM's sale of vehicles paying a little piece of revenue to you every time there was a car sold, an investment in GM may be quite profitable for you. Read more →Gadgets and New Inventions
Almost everyday, a new gadget or invention hits the market providing convenience, enjoyment or luxury to the user. People using their imaginations and ingenuity can create new gizmos and gadgets that are useful and fun. Read more →← Previous Next →
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Aphorism
An investor who has all the answers doesn't even understand the questions (March 1994)
John Templeton