Archive for September 15th, 2005
The Donut Franchise: Still A Sweet Deal
Franchising.com: Despite headlines about low-carb diets and Krispy Kreme’s recent financial stumbles, it looks as if there’s steady growth and a solid future ahead for donut franchises. In June 2005, food research and consulting firm Technomic released its Top 500 Chain Restaurant Annual Report. According to Technomic, donuts as a category continued to be a [...]
Protect Yourself From Home Business Scams
TopWahms: `If you can write a simple letter you can live like a King – just buy my ebook and I’ll show you how!’ No matter how new you are to the internet, you’ll be familiar with ads like these. The internet abounds with `business opportunities’. But before you hit the `send’ button, take some [...]
MLM Blog: Network Marketing is not a viable business opportunity for the average person. Why? Probably two reasons. The average person is not willing to put forth the effort it takes to be an entrepreneur. If she (the average person) is willing to put forth the effort, than she is being taught to do the [...]
Pets are Expensive (and Profitable)
One year ago today: Pets are Expensive (and Profitable).
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Are You a Right-Brain Entrepreneur?
MSNBC: A major shift is taking place, and we’re not talking about seismic plates. Daniel Pink, author of A Whole New Mind: Moving From the Information Age to the Conceptual Age, believes we’re seeing an economic evolution in the abilities necessary to succeed in business. We asked Pink what he believes is prompting the shift [...]
The Top 6 Mistakes of Committed Young Entrepreneurs
Young Entrepreneur Journey: In my opinion, the first two mistakes that students can make with entrepreneurship are: Not getting started Not keeping with it However, what happens once you get past these? Over the years, I’ve met hundreds of committed young entrepreneur, and I’ve noticed six recurring mistakes: Don’t mistake early growth spurts with ability [...]
