Archive for August 16th, 2005

You’re Never Too Old To Launch a Business

StartupJournal: “Why is it that I get piles of letters from young entrepreneurs brimming with outrage that someone won’t lend a first-timer $70 million, but when I hear from more seasoned folks, they lack the confidence of their experience?”

 

Bootstrapping Top 10 List

One year ago today: Bootstrapping Top 10 List.

 

Reverse Cover Charge Idea Reverse Cover Charge Idea

Run a night club? Peter Caputa has a promotion idea: Most bars and clubs charge 5, 10, 15, 20 dollars at the door. A bunch of that goes to the promoter: the person supposedly responsible for bringing the people there. In a live music venue, it goes to the band. Instead of spending money on [...]

 

Luck in Entrepreneurship Luck in Entrepreneurship

Yaro Starak: I believe luck plays a role in business but when you start talking about luck in entrepreneurship I don’t think you can ever attribute too much credit for success to fortune’s wheel. When a person becomes an entrepreneur by deciding to start a business they are acting on an opportunity that they believe [...]

 

Smart Business Ideas

EirePreneur: “Looking for a business idea? You’ll find it hard to beat the great archive of smart ideas in Entrepreneur Magazine.”

 

Just “To Do It” Just “To Do It”

Entrepreneur: All entrepreneurs should keep to-do lists, according to David Allen, a productivity consultant and author of Ready for Anything: 52 Productivity Principles for Work & Life. Says Allen, “It’s especially critical to make sure you keep your eye on the big picture but don’t lose the detail.” Allen likes to use a Palm handheld [...]

 

Welcome to the New Server

This site is now hosted on a new dedicated server, and managed with Word Press. If you experience any bugs, glitches or unexplained behavior, please shoot me an email. If you’re reading this, all should be well.

 

Introduce Your Kids to Entrepreneurship Introduce Your Kids to Entrepreneurship

Bob Shaver: [My daughter] Ciera sold hundreds of dollars worth of [fundraiser] products, and got a $3.00 item for her efforts. I thought it would be better if she sold a product that wasn’t full of sugar, and that people would actually want to buy, rather than just buying to support the neighborhood kids, and [...]

 

Carnival of Personal Finance #9

This week’s Carnival of Personal Finance is up at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.