Getting any business going takes plenty of hard work and dedication. A knife sharpening concern is no exception. However, if you keep your nose to the grindstone, so to speak, you will experience success.
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11 Year Old Invents the Pencil Ruler An eleven year old named Nathan had a problem. While doing his math homework, he needed to measure something but couldn’t find a ruler. He looked down at the pencil in his hand and inspiration hit. Why not combine a pencil with a ruler? Nathan found a manufacturer,
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How to Nurture Your Child’s Entrepreneurial Spirit The following is a guest post by Lior Levin. These days, young entrepreneurs seem to be changing the world every day. Two of the largest and most important companies on the Web, Google and Facebook, were founded by people still in college, and it’s not uncommon to see
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In The $100 Startup, Chris Guillebeau shows you how to lead of life of adventure, meaning and purpose and earn a good living. Still in his early thirties, Chris is on the verge of completing a tour of every country on earth. He has already visited more than 175 nations and yet he has never
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Glow in The Dark Blue Jeans Naked & Famous Denim is a blue jean company in Montreal, Quebec that uses the most unique and rare denim fabrics from Japan. The prestigious mill in Japan, from which they import all our fabric, is committed to producing only the best (and most expensive) denim in the world.
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Creating a Business in a Stadium Parking Lot Jason Wotman admits the whole idea was born out of laziness. Tailgate parties are fun, but the transportation, set-up and clean-up are certainly no picnic. After one particular New York Jets game when Wotman and his friends’ grill was stolen and they were tired of bringing “back
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In Malcom Gladwell’s review of Walter Isaacson’s book Steve Jobs, Gladwell argues that Steve Jobs wasn’t an inventor. Instead, he was a tweaker. A tweaker, according to economists Ralf Meisenzahl and Joel Mokyr, was a a resourceful and creative man who took the signature inventions of the industrial age and tweaked them – refined and
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Lawyer Turned Children’s Book Publisher Yahoo Finance: While reviewing a thick legal document in her office one night at 2:00 a.m., corporate attorney YiShaun Yang had an epiphany and she realized the desire to be her own boss and the need to contribute to society in her own way. At that moment, a metamorphosis occurred
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The problem: You put out your garbage cans, the wind knocks them over, the lid pops off and everything that was once inside is now blowing down the street. Then someone drives over the lid and now, because you can’t buy lids separately from the can, you are off buying yet another new can.
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Watch out Segway – here comes the Solowheel! What is a Solowheel? It’s like a Segway, but without the annoying handle, and less nerdy and awkward. Called the Solowheel, it’s a 20 pound computerized unicycle that uses gyroscope technology to self balance. It’ll be available in March for about $1,500. More from the manufacturer:
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