
Any small business owner has a significant amount of self motivation, but there are always times that a little extra encouragement is useful and even necessary. When that happens remember these tips to help you remain motivated in your work and living.
To be successful in 2012, there are several bad habits small business owners must break. Tell us the habit you want to break for a chance to win.
DAP World CEO, Doug Pick, sold over 35MM ear plugs last year as a solopreneur. Hear his story, and learn how to make it your own.
Today the world is mourning the loss of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs (1955 – 2011), who passed away yesterday. Many people will remember him for the technological advances his company brought about. Where would we be without our iPods, iPads, iMacs and iPhones?
While those things are great, what I’ll remember most about Steve Jobs is that is dared to follow his heart.
Imagine how great your business would be if you approached everything with a “can’t fail” attitude!
Join Anilia Arneus of MotivatedSista.com on this free teleseminar to learn how to stay motivated in 2011. Organize your goals and reach them in no time!
People often talk about wanting to be successful but don’t really mean it. Yes, they say they want to start a business, write a book or become a top athlete, but that’s as far as they get. They talk. Success requires work.
Today I have the pleasure of posting 16 small business tips learned from the Donald Trump Entrepreneur Expo in August 2010. Journalist Marcie Hill of The Write Design Company was in attendance and allowed us to reprint her notes. These common sense tips will surely take your business to the next level.
For many new small business owners, one of the hardest things to figure out is pricing. This is especially true for service-based businesses that charge by the hour. I know I’ve been kept up at night after sending off a proposal wondering whether I charged too little or too much. I say no more of this.
I declare 2010 the year to stop second-guessing your pricing plan.