Thoughts on Business Ownership vs Working a Job

Nov 6 2009    Two Women Entrepreneurs, Two Responses to Opportunity: How Each Jane Answers When Opportunity Knocks

by Michele DeKinder-Smith

Every female entrepreneur dreams of opportunity. When faced with a new prospect, how should business owners respond? What kinds of things should they consider? After the opportunity has presented itself and the considerations have been made, things will fall into place, one way or another.

Nov 6 2009    The Most Important Thing I Learned in 4 Years at the Wharton Business School

by clint arthur

That's right folks, after graduating from The Wharton Business School with straight A's and top 97th percentile scores on EVERY standardized test I've ever taken, I'm going to reveal to you the most important thing I ever learned in my entire life.

Nov 6 2009    Is Your Virtual Assistant Letting You Down: Sound Business Advice for Women Entrepreneurs

by Kendall SummerHawk

Hiring a virtual assistant or VA is like any relationship and nobody likes to be disappointed, especially when you're investing in someone who is supposed to make your life easier. Don't be afraid to expect the best.

Nov 4 2009    Huge Growth: Two Women Entrepreneurs, Two Ways to Deal

by Michele DeKinder-Smith

For some female entrepreneurs, huge growth can come out of the blue. This article examines the way two types of female entrepreneurs might handle huge growth in their business - and the effects their reactions may have.

Nov 4 2009    Executive Job Search:4 Sure-Fire Tactics to Keep Your $100K+ Executive Job Search Alive and Kicking

by Karen Armon

Four sure-fire tactics to implement so that you can keep your job search campaign kicking...

Nov 3 2009    Client Loss: Three Types of Women Entrepreneurs, Three Types of Responses

by Michele DeKinder-Smith

In an increasingly tough economy, losing clients can be a daunting proposition. A new study reveals that different types of women entrepreneurs have different approaches to running a business and dealing with everyday business challenges that arise.

Oct 31 2009    Building a PI Practice to Sell

by Pierre McLean

How to maximize your efforts building a private investigative business to capture a sale price that adequately compensates the PI.

Oct 29 2009    Are You Ignoring the Knock of Opportunity?

by Lynda-Ross Vega

Many of us have undeveloped talents. These overlooked opportunities can rob you of your full life's potential. If you want to do more of what you do best you must use all of your talents to their fullest. Take action now to turn your opportunities into talents.

Oct 27 2009    Massive Growth: How Will You Handle It? Part 1

by Michele DeKinder-Smith

For the owner of a small business, experiencing explosive growth can be exciting. This article details how three very different types of women entrepreneurs may respond to massive growth - and how their reactions may affect their businesses.

Oct 7 2009    Becoming an Entrepreneur

by Cherie Ang

Anyone who has ever worked for someone has had the following thought run through his or her mind: "I would be much better off being my own boss."

Oct 5 2009    Beyond the Glass Ceiling: 7 Habits of Highly Successful Female Entrepreneurs

by Michele DeKinder-Smith

US businesses owned by women are growing at a phenomenal rate. But women in business tend to face different challenges than their male counterparts, and are far less likely to reach the million dollar mark.

Oct 1 2009    Purchasing an Existing Medical Staffing Agency

by Roy Vera

Making the move to purchase an existing medical staffing agency must be dealt with an open eye. Scrutinize why the organization is selling the medical staffing agency.

Sep 30 2009    Three Women Entrepreneurs and Their Important Considerations for Launching a New Product or Service

by Michele DeKinder-Smith

From finding new buyers in different markets to creating residual income for a service-based business, launching a new product or service can add a lot of dimension to a business.

Sep 30 2009    5 Ways to Distinguish Real Work from Home Jobs vs Scams

by dina anderson

There are a lot of work from home scams saturating the internet and nowadays it is very hard to distinguish the real ones from the fake ones.

Sep 27 2009    Losing Clients: Two Types of Women Entrepreneurs, Two Types of Responses

by Michele DeKinder-Smith

As today's economy continues to take its toll on small businesses everywhere, losing clients can be more damaging than ever. A new study reveals that different types of women entrepreneurs have different approaches to running a business and dealing with everyday business challenges.