Entrepreneurial Lifestyle Archives
Fixed Costs: The Enemy of Success Guest Posts
The following is a guest post by Kyle James. Online companies that have high fixed costs, especially when those fixed costs are associated with→
Sher-Lee’s kids were intrigued by the idea of receiving mail but, unfortunately, they almost never received any. Inspired by their interest, Sherri-Lee formulated a business that would deliver postcards to those kids who loved to receive mail.
Could You Sell Unassembled Snowmen? Featured
Sometimes finding a business to start requires that you turn conventional wisdom on it’s head.
Sometimes, when you’re starting a business, you have to do almost anything to make it succeed. CNET has the story of one entrepreneur who→
A Tea For Every Mood Interviews
Only in tea can you find a drink for nearly any mood. There is a tea you can drink at bed time to help→
FatBrain Coffee is a children’s homeschool business curriculum that teaches children basic business skills. The curriculum has seven scripted and easy-to-follow lessons that will→
How cluttered is your home? Is it limited to one room or does the clutter spread to all areas of your house? Those are→
How Gorgeous Is Your Garage? Interviews
When you open your garage door, what do you see? Like most people, I would bet that you hope to see everything organized for→
When Terri Urbash left her job as a court reporter to start a family, she never expected to become a full-time entrepreneur. However, that→
Doomsday Entrepreneurs Featured
Terror attacks, civil unrest, dirty bombs, earthquakes, 2012. Cue the entrepreneurs. Come-ons for doomsday products, from survival classes to earthquake kits, abound on the→
WalletPop: As counter-intuitive as it may seem, New York tap water is incredibly fresh and pure. It comes from a reservoir in upstate New→
Newsok: A rash of local copper thefts from commercial and residential air-conditioning units has prompted an Oklahoma City entrepreneur to create a product that→
Treats With A New Orleans Flavor Interviews
You don’t have to drive to Louisiana if you want some of their homegrown candies, instead you just need to click over to Chay→
Music Lessons From Afar Ideas
Los Angeles Times: The first note of Ray Foulkes’ weekly piano lesson is the staccato double ring of his telephone. Every Monday at 8→
If you have or have ever heard of Raynaud’s Syndrome, then you know that it is a condition which causes your hands to be→
The following is an excerpt from The Entrepreneur’s Manual, by Richard White and published in 1977. Although it’s long out of print, and some→
Investor’s Business Daily: Two studies suggest the “head winds” that President Obama says are holding back employers are of his own making. His policies→
People once said it was better to work smarter, not harder. During difficult times, many entrepreneurs have decided to put their health on the→
Forbes: New Orleans is coming back strong. After sustaining the disaster of Hurricane Katrina, the national economic recession, and the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil→
With people like Peter Thiel, co-founder of Paypal, paying people to drop out of school and start a business, leaving the classroom behind seems→
