Entrepreneurship

What’s The Best Business to Start in College?

February 15, 2012

I wrote about financial risks worth taking in your 20s the other day. I wanted to start off today by sharing that I think the biggest risk comes in doing absolutely nothing. “You want to be afraid, really afraid, take a look at what your life will look like not if you try and fail, [...]

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The Young Professional’s Guide to Staying Focused on a Side Business

January 12, 2012

I would love to start a business on the side, but I just don’t have enough time. I wish I could run a business, but I’m far too busy with my other commitments. If only I had what it took to start my own business I would be so successful. Does this sound like you? [...]

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7 Laws of Working For Yourself

January 10, 2012

Do you want to work for yourself? Are you fed up with your annoying boss and even more annoying co-workers? Do you want to finally break free? You likely do. I have a feeling that you want to see what it’s like to be your own boss and set your own schedule. 2011 was the [...]

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How To Overcome Your Fear of Starting Your Own Company

December 5, 2011

Are you waiting to open your own shop? If so, I know how you feel. Before I opened my business 18 years ago, I was waiting for “just the right time.” Maybe you’re doing the same thing. I can tell you that I’d still be waiting today if my wife hadn’t pushed me into taking [...]

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How Risk Averse Students Can Prep for a Lucrative Future in Entrepreneurship

November 17, 2011

As a college student I was quite a risk averse individual. I wanted a safe path to a credible, well paying degree that I can use to land a decent job within which I can climb the ladder overtime and rise to a level where I could comfortably support myself and my family. I suspect [...]

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