Tag Archives: Entrepreneur

The Cost Of Entrepreneurial Independence

Posted on July 5, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

Being an entrepreneur is a lot like declaring your independence from the British. Here is a look into the entrepreneur lifestyle and what it takes to be free from all strings. Read More

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People You Don't Know Yet Will Make you A Successful Entrepreneur

Posted on July 2, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

There are a ton of ways to network online, and a ton of services available. However, non are more entrepreneur focused than BrazenCareerist.com. Here is a look into the service and how it can help your business. Read More

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Business Lessons Learned From A Cowboy

Posted on June 28, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

What entrepreneurial lessons can we all learn from real-life cowboys? Read this blog and find out how cowboys ideals can transfer over into a better run business. Read More

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My First 6 Months As An Entrepreneur by Jorge Morales

Posted on June 25, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

The first few months of being an entrepreneur can be a crazy time. Here’s An insightful look into a start-up ventures first six months by Jorge Morales, founder of www.ecudoctors.com. Read More

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The Emotional Stages That Drive Entrepreneurial Success

Posted on June 21, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

Remember what it was like as a start-up entrepreneur, the fears, the excitement….the UNKNOWN? Check out this blog that shows that emotional stages of starting a business and how to leverage them for success. Read More

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Deciding When To Make Your First Hire

Posted on June 17, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

Knowing when it is time to give the business a helping hand by hiring a new employee is crucial to growth. Here are some ways to tell when it is a good time to hire your first employee. Read More

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99 Ways To Build A Successful Husband And Wife Business Partnership

Posted on June 15, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

Ever hear the term “married to the business”? What if your married to your business partner? Here are 99 tips to make the partnership and business succeed without killing your marriage. Read More

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How To Get Reliable Feedback From Customers

Posted on June 10, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

Getting feedback from your clients is essential to building a successful business. Here is how to get reliable feedback in order to have your customers come back for more. Read More

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Smooth Transition From Career To Entrepreneur

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

Taking the leap from a secure career to business owner can be a rocky and rough path. Here are the proper tips to make your transition smooth as butter. Read More

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Under Promise, Over Deliver

Posted on May 31, 2010 by Mike Michalowicz

The worst mistake in customer service is to let your clients down. Here is how to always surpass their expectations. Read More

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