Archive for April 26th, 2007

  • ADHD As Asset For Entrepreneurship

    The other day I was writing about my experience finding I have many “ADD” traits.
    Here’s an interesting discussion I found on ADHD and Entrepreneurship
    I think they did a good job summarizing how the traits commonly called “ADHD” are really entrepreneurial assets:
    ADHD Distracted-Seems to always have something new to think about.
    Entrepreneur - Constantly has [...]

  • What’s Your Signage?

    This is a neat link SmallBizSurvival pointed me to.
    Do you have the proper signage for your business?
    Even home based businesses can benefit from letting people know what they do if you serve the public in any way.
    Someone may drive by your home a million times and never pay attention and suddenly “see” that you sell [...]

  • Got Twitter?

    Got Twitter?
    Twitter is a new social networking site.
    I agree with others that say it has the potential to get hundreds if not thousands of hits to your site if you have the ability to post interesting “updates”.
    Sign up at Twitter now and let’s keep in touch.
    Here’s how wikipedia describes the service:
    Twitter is a social networking [...]

  • Building An Online Business From The Ground Up

    I guess the author knows what he’s talking about… he’s behind the Easy Website Creator , a low cost, template driven website creation tool for the “non technical”.
    So what should you consider when building an online business from the ground up?
    1.  The initial decision is between doing it yourself and outsourcing the work. Simple template [...]

  • The Coming Crisis in Employee Turnover

    Employers think that just because you’re here today, they’ve got you “locked” for tomorrow.
    But the Federal Government is seeing their workers retire so quickly, they’re facing a real shortage.
    But the same trend affects all businesses according to Forbes.
    Employees are poised to leave in droves because they feel slighted and unappreciated. It’s not just the salary… [...]

  • Facts About Sub Prime Lending

    The collapse of a number of subprime lenders is provoking more calls for the government to “do something”…anything. Then again, almost everything does result in such a call these days, but I digress.
    Here are some facts, most importantly, that not all sub prime lenders are predatory lenders.
    * Subprime lending annually helps make available more [...]