For the home business entrepreneur networking is vital to your success. Liz Ryan hit the nail on the head with her latest update to her Young Entrepreneur series of articles.
While small business owners recognize the importance of social networking, the bigger corporate stiffs just don’t seem to get it. Liz’s article covers the kind of info you can use to get ahead, so check her out.
Read her complete article here:
http://finance.yahoo.com/career-work/article/102692/Network-Like-an-Entrepreneur
Ron Taylor
http://www.wealthsearch.org
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Showing posts with label small business startup. Show all posts
Monday
Creating Wealth Takes Personal Action
Jeffrey Strain wrote a pretty good article about creating personal wealth in his TheStreet.com article titled “10 Commandments of Personal Finance. Okay, here’s the link:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ts/070726/10370223.html?.v=3&.pf=banking-budgeting
In my opinion, the first commandment is the most important. Strain commands that you must “take action” to achieve wealth. Yes. For all the positive attitude and secret formula gurus on the world, nothing happens until you take action—massive action.
If you are truly interested in building wealth, you need to make something happen. You can’t wait for somebody else to do it for you, and you can’t wait until everything is perfect before you start. Sometimes, you just have to start, and that’s where I agree with Strain. Thanks, man. Good article.
Ron Taylor
http://www.wealthsearch.org
http://biz.yahoo.com/ts/070726/10370223.html?.v=3&.pf=banking-budgeting
In my opinion, the first commandment is the most important. Strain commands that you must “take action” to achieve wealth. Yes. For all the positive attitude and secret formula gurus on the world, nothing happens until you take action—massive action.
If you are truly interested in building wealth, you need to make something happen. You can’t wait for somebody else to do it for you, and you can’t wait until everything is perfect before you start. Sometimes, you just have to start, and that’s where I agree with Strain. Thanks, man. Good article.
Ron Taylor
http://www.wealthsearch.org
Wednesday
Research Results For Home Business
Here’s a bit of info from the Small Business Admin people you may find interesting.
The research project identified two specific habits of successful home business owners, both of which seem fairly obvious and commonsense to me.
1. Home business startups are usually started on a part time basis until they have a chance to prove themselves and possibly replace the business owner’s job income.
2. Home biz folks tends to avoid opportunities that require large upfront investments or require purchase of large inventories that may not be returnable.
This all makes sense to me. I don’t buy or hold any stockpiles of inventory or equipment for my home business, and yes, I’m working it part time as I build an income. One day I hope my efforts will replace my job income.
Follow this link to get your copy of this June 2007 research project:
http://www.sba.gov/advo/research/rs304tot.pdf
Go To Free Tour Now!
The research project identified two specific habits of successful home business owners, both of which seem fairly obvious and commonsense to me.
1. Home business startups are usually started on a part time basis until they have a chance to prove themselves and possibly replace the business owner’s job income.
2. Home biz folks tends to avoid opportunities that require large upfront investments or require purchase of large inventories that may not be returnable.
This all makes sense to me. I don’t buy or hold any stockpiles of inventory or equipment for my home business, and yes, I’m working it part time as I build an income. One day I hope my efforts will replace my job income.
Follow this link to get your copy of this June 2007 research project:
http://www.sba.gov/advo/research/rs304tot.pdf
Go To Free Tour Now!
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