Image via Wikipedia If you haven’t downloaded lesson #5 in Melissa’s Ingold’s free course “Getting Your Business Into Shape for 2011″, I want to remind you to do so … Melissa says in lesson 5: ” … nobody fits perfectly into any particular stereotype, but let me give some examples of common behavior among online entrepreneurs. You might be able to see where you fit in and where you might start correcting your approach to projects. Are...
There is a lot of free information on the internet and it’s very tempting to spend hours everyday reading and gathering all the information you think you might need to start some form of internet marketing business. Wandering from blog to website to blog you could be spending a lot of time somehow believing that you will find all the information you need to start your own business and of course this might happen if...
Here is part 3 of a 3-part series about Kevin Riley’s Working for Yourself.pdf a 14 page pdf report listing 19 questions you might ask yourself if you’re considering working at home. Questions 8 through 19 - consider which answer best applies to you: Y = “Yes, this is what I’m like.” S = “Somewhat, and I feel I could develop this trait.” N = “No, I’m not like this at all.” 12. You are observant You watch what others are doing, and you learn from...
This is part 2 of a 3-part series about Kevin Riley’s Working for Yourself.pdf a 14 page pdf report listing 19 questions you might ask yourself if you’re considering working at home. Here are questions 7 through 12 - for you to check off to what degree they might apply to you: Y = “Yes, this is what I’m like.” S = “Somewhat, and I feel I could develop this trait.” N = “No, I’m not like this at all.” Download the...
The well-known infopreneur Kevin Riley has written many ebooks and reports about publishing information products and being a succcessful entrepreneur. In Working for Yourself.pdf a 14 page pdf report, Kevin lists 19 questions you could ask yourself if you’re thinking of making a change in your life. He suggests that you consider each statement in this checklist, and then check off to what degree it applies to you: Y = “Yes, this is what I’m like.” S = “Somewhat, and I feel I...
* According to the Center For Women’s Business and Research, there are over * 10 million businesses owned by women in the US that generate sales of $2.32 trillion. * The number of women starting businesses today is double the number of men. * Women now account for 55-60% of new startups. * The number of women-owned companies has doubled in the last 25 years. * According to the Labor Department, baby boomers and older make up 54% of...
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