Archive for the 'Learning' Category

I just got my invitation to Google Wave and quite frankly, I’m still wrapping my head around it. I like Twitter of course for many, many reasons with regard to networking. Google Wave is a different animal, but I think it will prove useful for a variety of projects. It reminds me of Google’s now [...]

For many people libraries with high speed internet access and specialized reference sections are becoming entrepreneurial hotbeds when once, it seemed, the internet would be their undoing. Here’s an award that will help some libraries at least better serve their communities as entrepreneurial incubators. Here’s the Announcement: Dun & Bradstreet has come out with an [...]

Bob Leduc’s short article on postcard marketing is good information for any marketing endeavor… It could almost as easily be used to describe a “squeeze page”, a “squidoo lense” created to generate leads, or an “elevator speech”. 1. Make a Big First Impression Make your postcard look at first glance like a message from a [...]

Greetings On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! I want to use this day and this post to celebrate Early Black Entrepreneurs an interesting page I found while surfing the web which I wanted to share with you today. During Slavery Paul Cuffe (1759-1817), a free black man, operated his own successful shipbuilding company in Connecticut in the [...]

Dan Kennedy calls “Millionaire Blueprints” the NEW best magazine for entrepreneurs! This issue continues the tradition of not only talking about how people became successful in buinsess – millionaires in fact, but helps you learn HOW THEY DID IT and points to valuable resources to help you emulate their success. Click through to see the [...]

If you’d like your kids to have a head start as an inventor or entprepreneur… or just in life, here’s a summer activity that may just be the thing you’re looking for: a camp that uses an invention motif to help younger children improve their overall literacy and “numeracy” (the new buzz word for math [...]