Are you stressed about running your own small business? If so, you are not alone. This article points to things that you can do to over come stress. https://t.co/iBDWMOKGkZ
I absolutely believe in visualization techniques that this article points to. My only caution is don’t confuse visualization with execution. “Vision without execution, is a hallucination.” Thomas Edison https://t.co/YFxXGDxrfg
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You need to create a business plan if you are going into business but it’s not the first thing you do, it’s the last. If you don’t have a solid concept and surround yourself with ethical people, no business plan that you write will save you. https://t.co/hiYQsAmfrv
Wonderful advice on how to approach becoming an entrepreneur. Find a niche! My comment: Forget your passion…think about what your customers passion or more importantly, what your customer needs. https://t.co/MB0l69Nf68
Great assessment on how to increase your prospects for success if you are introducing a new product or service. Test it. Test it. Test it--- before you jump in. https://t.co/PMHv1gZzGl
Great tips from Kisma on how to avoid burnout in you are self-employed. Burnout is the #1 reason why businesses close their doors. https://t.co/np0Sy5747d
This npr story about a small Oregon newspaper demonstrates that newspapers can still thrive if they stick to what they are designed to do: Journalism.
Digging Deep Into Local News, A Small Newspaper In Rural Oregon Is Thriving https://t.co/Ke7HP3XsoL
I agree with the sentiment that the first year of going into business for yourself is the most difficult. In real estate the mantra is: Location, Location, Location. In running your business it’s: Organization, Organization, Organization. https://t.co/H3rTprCX2r #Entrepreneurs
Great tips from experienced entrepreneurs. I am not sure I am all in with point #7 about taking risks. One of the stereotypes about entrepreneurs is that they are huge risk takers. https://t.co/pEbIACPs8P via @Forbes#Entrepreneurship#LeadershipMatters