Advantages of a Virtual Office for Entrepreneurs
June 11, 2010 by Maryjean
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Advantages of a Virtual Office for Entrepreneurs
Until about 2 decades ago, the concept of a ‘virtual office’ was practically unknown. With great advancements in technology and the development of the Internet, slowly the idea of a virtual office started to take shape and has become very popular today. But wait, there’s more!
How Entrepreneurs Can Thrive During The Recession
May 21, 2010 by Maryjean
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How Entrepreneurs Can Thrive During The Recession
The recession that we are facing today is not restricted to a single nation but has been felt globally. Not only has it slowed down or impaired the progress of the economy of nations but has largely shown its impact on the lives of millions of individuals. Survival during these tough times of recession is a big ordeal for people with little or no future reserves. They are forced to minimize their spending in order to maintain a balance between the basic necessities of life and their meager savings. Even the so-called “haves” have cut down on their expensive purchases to ward off any unpleasant future circumstances. But wait, there’s more!
Tips for Women Entrepreneurs
May 15, 2010 by Maryjean
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Tips for Women Entrepreneurs
Businesses run by women are mushrooming everywhere, including the developing nations. Women entrepreneurs have finally arrived in this previously male dominated field. Many women who stepped into the business arena have been able to expand their start-up ventures into multi-billion dollar businesses with clients all over the world. These women have also pulled several others in their glorious wake, sparking off a phenomenon. But wait, there’s more!
How To Become An Entrepreneur From An Employee
May 8, 2010 by Maryjean
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How To Become An Entrepreneur From An Employee
An employee is often associated with a security of job and income. On the other hand, an entrepreneur may make no money at all for months. Shifting from an employee to an entrepreneur mode can be quite a challenge. Only those who are willing to take risks and face uncertainty can leave the comfort of an assured paycheck and get into the uncertainties of an entrepreneurship venture. However, if you have strong will, commitment, and perseverance to become an entrepreneur, the transition from an employee to an entrepreneur can be seamless process. But wait, there’s more!
Entrepreneur’s Checklist for Starting a Home Business
April 24, 2010 by Maryjean
Filed under Entrepreneur, Home Business
Entrepreneur’s Checklist for Starting a Home Business
Starting a home business can be challenging as well as rewarding in terms of achieving your goals. However, the effort you put in to establish your business may pay off only after a few years. In the meantime, there will be an increased demand made on your time, your family, and resources. But wait, there’s more!
Why Mindset Is Important To The Success Of Every Entrepreneur
March 19, 2010 by Maryjean
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Why Mindset Is Important To The Success Of Every Entrepreneur
If you start your entrepreneurial journey with the mindset that you may fail, you are doomed. Having the right mindset is the foremost attribute required for every entrepreneur. If there is something in common between the world’s highly successful entrepreneurs – Microsoft’s Bill Gates, Wal-Mart’s Sam Walton, IBM’s Thomas Watson Sr, or GE’s Thomas Alwa Edison – it is their winning mindsets. A great product or idea will not necessarily ensure success in business. It is with positive mindsets that these industry leaders built thriving companies. But wait, there’s more!
Why Starting A Business Is Recession-Proof
March 12, 2010 by Maryjean
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Why Starting A Business Is Recession-Proof
The recession has taken a major toll on industries and economies worldwide. Any signs of it calling it a day are bleak, particularly since any ravaged sector needs to revive itself gradually. It cannot happen overnight. But then again, some people believe that their economic woes could be solved by thinking as an entrepreneur, that is, starting a business of their own. But wait, there’s more!
Serious Entrepreneurs Don’t Do Everything Themselves, They Outsource
February 19, 2010 by Maryjean
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Serious Entrepreneurs Don’t Do Everything Themselves, They Outsource
Entrepreneurs are bold people who decide to do their own thing against all odds. Often to curtail costs and get things done quickly, they do all kind of jobs required in a business on their own. However, there is a downside to doing all the things on your own. When you try to accomplish everything yourself, you may spend too much time on tasks that are not your core competency. This could mean diluting your focus and getting distracted from your business goals. But wait, there’s more!
Serious Entrepreneurs Use Social Media To Get Leads Without Being Annoying
January 30, 2010 by Maryjean
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Serious Entrepreneurs Use Social Media To Get Leads Without Being Annoying
Every serious entrepreneur is aware of the power of Internet marketing. However, a majority of them still consider online marketing to be related to the company website, email and online ads. While these online mediums make a significant part of the internet market, there has been a revolution in the last five years in the online world that has given birth to another powerful medium – social media or social networking. But wait, there’s more!
A Timely Solution
October 4, 2009 by Maryjean
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A Timely Solution
Sometimes success is more about timing than anything else. It’s about being in the right place at the right time, and taking advantage of a confluence of events that comes together creating a perfect storm of opportunity. Just as General George Patton appreciated the factors that came together and placed him at a particular point in history with his background and training—he believed it to be divine intervention—we all need to acknowledge who and where we are, and what we’re presented with. But wait, there’s more!
