The reasoning style of the manager entrepreneur, with their predominantly causal reasoning, approaches a business startup very different from the founder-entrepreneur, who approaches a startup business primarily with effectual reasoning.
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Previously, we looked at how the startup landscape has changed and that you might not need a formal business plan to successfully launch your business. In this post, we will look into why we keep getting the same old business advice. What has emerged, as the funding and risk gap has widened, is a greater
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Innovations and manufacturing businesses have different planning requirements than the more common support and local service businesses.
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One of the most common excuse I hear from people about not starting a business is that they just don’t have the time. Everybody has time. Watching T.V. is not a productive use of your time. What if you used your T.V. watching time more productively to work on a business idea? When you want
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I agree with Seth Godin when he says that every business owner should write a regular blog even if no one reads it. The other day I was driving to Denver to attend a meeting with the SBA and the Minority Business Office. During the drive, I was listening to an audio-book about how to
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One of the best things for me about hunting season is not the thrill of the hunt or even trying to outwit a wild and cunning animal. Nope, it’s far less glamorous – It’s the quiet time I have alone with my thoughts. I recall a story that I read as a boy about Fred
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As we discussed in the Anatomy of a Business Owner, most self-employed, micro, and lifestyle businesses are started by a person with a strong technical persona. Often, these entrepreneurs are suddenly seized with the desire to start their own businesses because of their strong technical skills. Michael Gerber, the author of “The E-Myth,” describes this
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Many Entrepreneurs Chase Fancy Tools Hoping for a Shortcut to Success. True Achievement, However, Lies in Mastering Your Skills, Not Upgrading Your Gear.
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Entrepreneurs Often Chase the Dopamine Hit of Task Completion. Discover How Breaking Large Goals Into Milestones Can Sustain Momentum and Drive Real Business Growth.
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Entrepreneurship Is a Potential Pathway Out of Poverty for Many Provided That They Understand Some Basic Entrepreneurial Principles.
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The SBA has it wrong. A business plan is not always what you need. Financial planning is advisable to the extent that you have access to enough money or capital to conduct your first few experiments. However, small business counselors, mentors, and the SBA often encourage ALL fledgling businesses to write a business plan. This
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Most People Stay Stuck in Life Because They Surround Themselves With People Who Reinforce Limiting Beliefs. Here’s How to Break Free and Redefine Your Reality.
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Leverage Isn’t Just About Money—It’s About Mindsets. Discover How One Conversation With a Venture Capital Insider Changed a CEO’s Trajectory Forever.
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Recently, I was a panelist at a boots-to-business workshop at the United States Air Force Academy. After I introduced myself and described what I do each week, one participant raised his hand and asked, “When do you sleep?” He was implying that I have a very busy schedule, which I do. As I was driving
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The ancient Greek word for arrogance is hubris. For instance, anyone proud enough to challenge the gods would be burned to death. As surely as night follows day, destruction follows arrogance. Warfare is filled with examples of hubris that lead to a country’s destruction or at least inflicted heavy damage to their society. Napoleon in
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Reflecting on the Past Is Natural, but the Most Successful Entrepreneurs Know Their Future Is What Really Matters. Here’s Why Forward Thinking Wins.
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The average person is told as a child to be quiet, stay out of trouble, and don’t make waves. If they go to college, they are told to set realistic goals and expectations for their lives. The worldview they adopt is that life is dangerous and scary. It is best to play it safe and
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Why Do Entrepreneurs Thrive in Chaos While the Working Class Seeks Stability? Discover How Embracing Discomfort Can Be the Key to Lasting Business Success.
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Rediscover Your Sense of Wonder and Learn How Everyday Curiosity Can Lead to Extraordinary Business Breakthroughs. Inspiration Is All Around—Are You Looking?
Recognition is a powerful tool in both business and life. Recognition is the fuel of our self-worth and many of us crave it above all else. At some level, we all want recognition. In fact, when we do something to receive recognition and none is forthcoming, we feel hurt. At this point, we are at
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Most Americans get up, go to work, turn in an average days work effort, return home, sit on the couch to watch TV, and wonder why they are relegated to a life of financial struggle. They hate their boss and speak publicly about how businesses are greedy and take advantage of workers. They buy lottery
Most Entrepreneurs Fail Because They Chase Too Many Goals. Learn Why Focusing on One Target Can Be the Most Powerful Business Strategy You Ever Adopt.
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Most people think that to earn more money you have to have an advanced degree. You may think that if you have a Bachelor’s degree, but aren’t making enough money, the answer is to go back to school and get your Master’s degree. Then you’ll earn more money, right? If you already have a Master’s
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Discover Why Ambitious Business Owners Seek Out Those Further Along the Journey and How You Can Do the Same to Elevate Your Mindset and Results.
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Nothing Is More Dangerous Than an Idea When It Is the Only One You Have. Learn Why Smart Entrepreneurs Always Seek a Second Answer and How to Use Tools Like the Business Model Canvas to Explore Better Solutions.
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Creativity Often Emerges When We Remove Things From Their Expected Context. Learn How Shifting Your Perspective Can Lead to Innovation and Surprising Breakthroughs.
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Jonathan Labed was 14 years old when he realized that there was a hazy line between perception and reality on the internet. It was 1999 and he was watching CNBC. He suddenly realized how after an analyst touted a particular company’s stock, the stock price would rise. Seemed simple enough so Jonathan, an internet savvy
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Discover the Truth Behind the Mozart Effect and How Your Favorite Tunes—Not Just Classical Music—Can Boost Brainpower. Learn What Science Really Says.
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Entrepreneurs by their nature are risk takers. With increased risk comes greater reward potential. However, society, in general, is moving towards less risk and less reward. As a society, we are willing to trade security in the form of Social Security in our old age and Affordable Health Care in exchange for the freedom to
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JP Morgan Was an International Financier and A Titan of Industry Whose History Contains Many Valuable Lessons for Small Business Owners.
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This is part 2 in the series on Andrew Carnegie. For the full text see Valuable Business Lessons from the Steel Baron Andrew Carnegie Knowing that steel would revolutionize the construction industry, Carnegie went to his mentor Thomas Scott to help him raise the capital needed to build his own steel plant. His steel plant
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JD Rockefeller Was an Oil Magnate and A Titan of Industry Whose History Contains Many Valuable Lessons for Small Business Owners.
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This is part 2 in the series on Cornelius Vanderbilt. For the full text see Valuable Business Lessons From The Shipping Tycoon Cornelius Vanderbilt With the emerging Industrial Revolution, Vanderbilt saw that the railroad business was the future and would soon replace much of the ferry business. He began a campaign to take over the
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Climate change has been blamed on our overuse of fossil fuels and pegged as the leading cause of the inevitable doom of our species. However, climate change in the form of ice ages and droughts has occurred many times during the period of mankind. Climate change has even led to some of our most important
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The other day I went to visit my 4-year-old grandson in Arkansas. Stopping at a toy store, I noticed a brand I was very familiar with from my childhood: Tonka. When I was growing up, Tonka trucks were the gold standard of toy trucks and were made entirely of steel except for the wheels. They
As I write this post, it’s about 7:00pm and I’m sitting on my back deck with a cocktail in hand, looking across a meadow punctuated with scrub oak clusters. I can see seven pronghorn lazily grazing. It is not mating season, but a large buck is not very happy with the presence of a small
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Most Entrepreneurs Don’t Credit School For Their Success. It’s Focus, Grit, And Learning By Doing That Truly Define The Entrepreneurial Journey.
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I have a year and a half-year-old pedigree German Shepherd. He is a pretty good looking male with a great temperament towards people and other dogs. This temperament is rare among many German Shepherds because they are often good with people, but less so with other dogs. A friend and colleague of mine also have
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Most People Are Taught To Work Hard And Budget Wisely—But That’s Not How The Wealthy Build Real Wealth. Discover How To Break Free From This Middle-Class Trap.
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It is human nature to avoid activities we do not like, even if they are necessary activities. We indulge in activities we like but know we are not nearly as productive. To overcome this tendency, sometimes we need to incorporate commitment devices to achieve our desired outcomes. While I know I have to make cold
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A Decade Ago, I Wrote About Using Fresh Start Dates—Like Birthdays—To Launch New Habits. Now, at 65, I’m Revisiting That Wisdom With Even More Appreciation for Its Power. Here’s Why the Timing of Your Commitment Matters More Than You Think.
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Discover Why Employee Job Satisfaction Isn’t Just About Money. Learn How Growth, Autonomy, and Social Connection Play a Bigger Role in Boosting Performance.
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Did you know that studies show we are most creative in the first 2-3 hours in the morning? Most people think they need to respond to emails from customers and colleagues at the start of their day. However, by doing so they squander their most creative period of the day to a mundane task. My
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Between a stimulus and our action is a period of time. Sometimes that time period is very small and an unthinking “reaction.” Other times it can be long and is a thoughtful “response.” A reaction lacks conscious intention while a response is more conscious and thoughtful. For example, if a bee stings your arm, the
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When you think of obsession does the idea strike a negative chord in your mind? For many, being obsessed is something to be avoided. Not so with entrepreneurs, who view obsession as a game, they love to play. Personally, I’m always obsessed with something new. When I find something I enjoy I go all in
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My son just recently sold his house, which got me thinking about selling real estate and more specifically the role that having an open house plays in the sale. What do you think is the true purpose of an open house? If you said, “To sell my house,” then you might want to guess again.
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Our Brains Were Designed for Survival, Not Cubicles. Understanding Human Evolution Can Unlock Better Employee Performance, Teamwork, and Innovation.
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The Path to Wealth Isn’t About Luck or Inheritance—It’s About Mindset. Discover How Thinking Like an Entrepreneur Can Uplift Individuals and Entire Communities.
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Robert Kiyosaki said it best: “Most people are stuck between fear and greed, which makes them slaves to a job.” They live paycheck to paycheck and live in fear of losing their job and not being able to support their lifestyle. When they receive windfall income, such as a tax return or a raise, greed
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When agrarian society faded in favor of the more profitable industrial era, no matter how hard you worked as a farmer or how hard the farming industry tried to preserve itself the tide of change could not be turned. By the same logic, no matter how hard we try to reestablish a middle class based
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Resolution are unwritten, often unmeasurable, commitments to oneself. Goals, by contrast, are written down and have a due-by date. Resolutions such as the ones we all make for the New Year are frequently broken in only a few days. Making a resolution simply to lose weight will not be an effective way to lose weight.
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Optimism Is the Entrepreneur’s Secret Weapon. While Most People Operate From Fear and Doubt, Entrepreneurs Charge Forward Fueled by Hope. Discover How This Mindset Becomes a Powerful Psychological Insulator, Helping Entrepreneurs Push Through Failure and Keep Dreaming Big.
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It is always good to have some investment funds so you have the ability to execute when you see a good deal. One of my boys bought his motorcycle with cash after he bought a Ford Ranger with a blown engine the owner could not afford to fix. He bought the truck for $500 and
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You Can Lose Every Dollar, But You Can’t Lose What You Know. Discover Why Real Wealth Isn’t in the Bank, But in Your Brain—and How to Start Building It.
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How The Civil Rights Act And A 1950s Ice Distributor Reveal Timeless Entrepreneurial Lessons
How the Civil Rights Act and a 1950s Ice Distributor Reveal Timeless Entrepreneurial Lessons
Discover How Groupthink Holds Entrepreneurs Back, and Why Venturing Outside Your Circle—Like One Bold Man in the Jim Crow South—Can Lead to Lasting Success.
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Most people believe that when you sleep your brain sleeps too. In fact, your brain never rests. It uses periods of sleep to process and learn. Workaholics who deprive themselves of sleep to get more work done may think they are being more productive, but in reality, the opposite is true. Your brain needs periods
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Waiting For Your Ship To Come In Might Mean You’re In The Wrong Place. Discover Why Successful Entrepreneurs Don’t Wait—They Build. Are You Ready To Set Sail?
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Personal Freedom Is About More Than Just Money. It’s About Control, Choice, and the Power to Design a Life That Aligns With Your Values. Discover How to Claim Yours.
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Finding Personal Fulfillment at Work Can Transform Your Life. Learn Why Successful Entrepreneurs Prioritize Passion and How You Can Find Your Own Sweet Spot.
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Most People Think High IQ Is the Key to Business Success, But That’s a Myth. Discover Why Being an Entrepreneur Requires a Different Kind of Smart—and How You Might Already Have It.
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Most People Let Their Bank Account Dictate Their Decisions. But Entrepreneurs Think Differently. Discover How Non-Linear Thinking Can Open New Opportunities.
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Most People Play It Safe With Their Money, But Entrepreneurs Take a Different Approach. Discover How a Shift in Thinking Could Change Your Financial Future.
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Most People Waste Their Free Time on Passive Entertainment. But Entrepreneurs? They Turn Their Leisure Into Lucrative Opportunities. Discover How You Can Too.
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The Hidden Power Of Referrals: How Building A Network Can Lead To Career And Business Opportunities You Never Saw Coming.
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How You Think About Money Can Shape Your Financial Future. Learn Why Millionaires Choose Delayed Gratification Over Spending and How You Can Do the Same.
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Most People Believe Wealth Comes From Hard Work—But Entrepreneurs Know It’s About Leverage. Discover Why Teaming Up Beats Going It Alone Every Time.
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Most People Earn Money by Trading Hours for a Wage, but This Approach Has Its Limitations. Entrepreneurs Think Differently—They Generate Income by Identifying Problems and Creating Solutions. This Post Explores How Shifting From a Wage-Based Mindset to One Centered on Creative Thinking Can Unlock Greater Financial Potential.
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Everyone’s belief system is shaped by the company they keep. Entrepreneurs are no different in that regard. The differences in beliefs come from the village of advisers people use.For example, fat people who hang around other fat people will not be exposed to better eating habits, will be exposed to negative thinking about being overweight,
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A few weeks ago my wife handed me a simple battery operated candle that had stopped working in spite of the fact that she had replaced the batteries. Although the candle was designed as a sealed unit I managed to remove some of the wax coatings and dismantled it, only to discover that the wire
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Inspirational Quote from Confucius: I hear, and I forget. I see, and I remember. I do, and I understand.
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With today’s 24/7 news cycle, there is no excuse for an absence of information. There is only the eroding sense of duty felt by Americans to remain informed. If you are reading this post today, share it with your friends and make a commitment to talk to your children tonight and instill in them the value that we as Americans have to remain actively engaged in the news and public issues affecting us all.
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Some time ago, I did some research on the role dyslexia plays in entrepreneurship. I came across findings by Sally Shaywitz of the Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity that indicate dyslexia is a key attribute of many successful entrepreneurs. Notable figures such as Richard Branson, William Hewlett, Henry Ford, Ted Turner, and Charles Schwab
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As you might imagine I have the occasion to speak to lots of successful business people and spend much of my time trying to understand what attributes make for a successful entrepreneur. One difference I see is how non-entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs approach education. The vast majority of my friends that have successful jobs working for
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Fear Of Failure Is Real, But Today’s Entrepreneurs No Longer Need To Quit Their Jobs Or Risk Their Families’ Financial Security To Start A Successful Business.
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Are You Too Experienced to See New Opportunities in Your Industry? Discover How Fresh Eyes and a Little Ignorance Might Be the Key to Entrepreneurial Success.
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I recently read an article talking about the school voucher program and how it would force schools to be more competitive. While I think there is some merit to the school voucher program there is a much more important business lesson here. A school voucher program would mean that parents could send their children to
Many Government-Issued Licenses Still Exist Long After Their Original Purpose Has Faded. Are You Guilty of Doing the Same in Your Business? Let’s Explore the Parallels.
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Each month I sit on a panel at the US Air Force Academy where soldiers, sailors, and airmen are preparing for life as civilians. Around the room are flip chart pages that list the things these separating officers and enlisted folks want from their future employment. Always near the top of the list is job
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Excessive Company Profit Is Not Inherently Unfair. The Profits from Success Business Ventures Offset the High Number of Business Failures. If High Profit Was Not Possible Nobody Would Invest. Moreover, When A Business Sees Success, It Is Often Fleeting and Requiring Investors to Demand a Return-To-Exit.
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Sometimes we need to know when to quit, but sometimes we need to hang on to obtain our dreams. There are several times when a business’s prospects might look pretty grim. At these times, if the owner was offered a fraction of the money they had invested in the business, they would gladly take it
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Sometimes Entrepreneurs Can’t See The Warning Signs That Their Business Is Failing. A Second Opinion From An Outside Expert Could Make All The Difference.
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The sustainability of your business revenue is important to understand if you want to keep your business solvent.
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State lottery games take in about twice as much money if they pay out to the winners in a single lump sum vs. a series of 29 annual payments. Furthermore, the overall odds of winning are not very good: 1 in 259 million for Mega Millions, to quote their website. However, when the jackpot gets
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People at the top of the wage scale are mostly employed in “thought” oriented jobs. The productivity of thought oriented jobs has been increasing at a greater pace than the productivity of workers at the bottom of the wage scale, who are mostly employed in “manual labor” oriented jobs. With increasing productivity comes larger margins,
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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, uses a model he calls the Cash Flow Quadrant to explain different ways income is generated. The last quadrant is Investor. As an investor, it is all about having your money work for you. As an investor, you can spread your investment money around to achieve
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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, uses a model he calls the Cash Flow Quadrant to explain different ways income is generated. Being a business owner is different from being self-employed in that as a business owner you hire employees to do the work. That is not to say that the business
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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, uses a model he calls the Cash Flow Quadrant to explain different ways income is generated. When you are self-employed, you own a job. The government also refers to this group as non-employer businesses, where the owner is the only employee. When you are self-employed you
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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, uses a model he calls the Cash Flow Quadrant to explain different ways income is generated. When you are an employee you know you will get a paycheck as long as you continue to work for the business, even if the business is not profitable. Earning
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Many people, and many businesses for that matter, really do not understand the difference between an asset and a liability. When asked what is your biggest asset most people will say their house. An asset is essentially something that helps put money in your pocket and a liability is something that takes the money out.
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Just Because You Hear Something Repeated Often Doesn’t Make It True. Learn Why Critical Thinking Is a Superpower in Business and How to Start Using It Today.
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Task discounting is the phenomenon whereby people assign more value to near-term or simple tasks than they do to future or complex tasks, even if these tasks hold more value. Have you ever really stepped outside your business and challenged yourself to answer a simple question: Why do I do the tasks I do? If
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For our Everest expedition, the previous few years had offered a better than average weather pattern during the month of May, which is when most expeditions plan to reach the summit. The guides became complacent and assumed that May of 1996 would hold the same good weather pattern. They should have made their decisions based
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The guides of the Everest expeditions often boasted that they could guide anyone with average fitness to the top of Mt. Everest. They were so confident that they ignored the 2:00 return to base rule and paid the ultimate price. In a poll taken of teen drivers, 93% indicated that they were better than average
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Members of the ill-fated Everest expedition invested upwards of $65k each. They spent weeks hiking to reach the final base camp before their ultimate eighteen-hour push to the summit. There is an unwritten rule that if you have not made the summit by two o’clock in the afternoon of the final push, you should turn
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Every Business Needs a Jester—Someone Who Helps Reveal the Truth Hidden in Plain Sight. Discover Why This Overlooked Role Can Save You From Failure.
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The Relentless Spirit Of American Entrepreneurs Drives Innovation, Growth, And Prosperity. Discover Why This Work Ethic Sets The U.S. Apart And What It Means For You.
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Discover How Writing Notes Activates Your Brain, Strengthens Memory, And Helps You Stay Focused, Make Smarter Decisions, And Grow A Better Business.
Ask the average person what made the car affordable and you would hear it was the way Henry Ford used the concept of the division of labor as outlined by Adam Smith in the Wealth of Nations. Most people naturally assume that if you have a job composed of many tasks it is better to
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With a large number of Americans either out of work or under-employed, many individuals have resorted to starting small home-based service businesses. It should be noted that a business is an entity unto itself. While it may have only one owner, as is the case with an entity that is sole-proprietor, a business should live
