Friday, March 5th, 2010 at
3:09 pm
Everyone knows of some company operation that has gone south. Maybe your best friend declared a Chapter 13 for his business. Perhaps your business is not currently running so smoothly. We have all read the headlines, regarding the airlines and car factories. We live in financially difficult times. The economy is not what it used to be.
Exactly, what do we do when a risky business has gone wrong? What do we not do?
Before a business ever goes awry, the most important thing to do is prepare. Prepare for the future in your personal endeavors and prepare in your business endeavors. Just as you need to have your personal affairs in order, you need to consider the same for your business.
Risky Business Gone Wrong – Full Article
Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at
8:12 pm
Single parents working from home comprise an ongoing event taking place millions of times daily across the U.S., and the world. Mothers and fathers are doing their best to raise a child on their own, and even forsaking the workplace to ensure they can be present to provide knowledge and guidance to their child or children the best way they know how. Where as most of these parents would hardly label themselves as miracle workers, I think far more credit is due here than is often given.
Some will tell you that a miracle is a thing that you would be lucky to witness in a lifetime. Others will tell you that they happen every day, such as the birth of a child. And who could possibly disagree with that? I, on the other hand, submit that when my 16 year old daughter announces that she has finished her geometry homework without my pestering her, and that she’s done it BEFORE jumping onto Facebook… well, let’s just say I think the miracle is in the eye of the beholder. Parents Working From Home – Full Article
Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at
11:52 am
Bull markets that never end are every investor’s dream. Unfortunately never-ending bull markets are just that…a dream. All good things must end. Bull markets are no exception.
However…history seems to repeat itself, allowing us to learn the recognizable life cycle of all bull markets. Something that we can watch for. It won’t guarantee you’ll never get burned, but it sure gives you a better chance of protecting yourself when you’re wondering what might happen next.
Bull Markets: Know Their Typical Trajectory
Bull markets off all shapes and sizes share some common characteristics, whether in stocks, bonds, commodities, or real estate. All bull markets tend to follow a similar four part path:
1) The Bull is born and starts to grow very slowly.
2) The Bull gets stronger and less wobbly on its feet. It starts to grow more quickly.
3) The Bull is given steroids by the farmer and grows unnaturally quickly.
4) The farmer decides he wants a big steak and the bull market dies…now it’s a bear.
Bull Markets – Full Article
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 at
5:10 pm
The fair and balanced “Business Review Site”- You’ve finally found an unbiased, truthful source for reviewing home and online business models. Great! Or did you? More accurately, you’ve probably just fallen into a shady form of affiliate marketing…. One way to view things is to see two groups of folks out there… numbering millions on the one hand and.. well, hopefully NOT millions on the one hand and.. well, hopefully NOT millions on the other side. Let’s talk about these two groups.
Would-be Entrepreneurs and Those Who Would Pray On Them
Group 1: The folks like you and me; they want out of the corporate cubicle, and out of the commute. They want time… for themselves, and their families. They want to see their efforts pay off for them… not for company executives and shareholders. And so they will do research, make a decision, take a deep breath and start a small business.
Home Business Reviews – Full Article
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 at
4:43 pm
Considering going from corporate cubicle to entrepreneurial home office? If so, you have already decided that working as an employee in the “9 to 5″ grind does not match your future goals and aspirations. Though you may be excited to start a new venture, the transition from employee to entrepreneur can throw you for a loop. And the inevitable disorientation can cause you to constantly spin your wheels wondering what to do.
Before you quit your day job, reflect on your future and where you envision yourself years from now. Do you see yourself working at your home on an internet business, starting a completely new venture or jumping on the bandwagon of a successful franchise? The answers to these questions will lead you to deciding which business will fulfill your expectations for a better life than your current experience. Employee to Entrepreneur – Full Article
