April 25th, 2008
Let’s focus on the business aspect, especially if you’re nursing your own, private endeavor. Your business is a dynamic and living thing. Allowing it to grow and taking care of it can be one aspect of getting your hands on that mythic Big Payoff we’ve been talking about. Remember, work is about the money, unless you’re in the lap of luxury and working only for fun. But it isn’t about working for the money; it’s getting your money to work for you.
Once again, planning is a huge part of any goal and any goal should be very specific. Take control.
Here are a few things to keep in mind when taking big or baby steps towards a sizeable …
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April 24th, 2008
It’s very different to have a financial dream as it is to have a financial goal. Goals –whether they’re short term, medium term or long term –have plans that back them up; they happen to be very specific paths laden with adversity. Your Big Payoff isn’t simply about the money; it’s about making your money work for you.
And this shouldn’t simply be relegated to the land of dreams. You’ll find that resources, time and how your plan fits into your life are big factors into making your Big Payoff very tangible.
To define your Big Payoff, you’ll need to list your financial goals. This doesn’t simply mean, “I want $10,000 by the end of the month.” This means writing it down …
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April 22nd, 2008
You know how they say “No idea is dumb” in company meetings? Well, that’s not true. The fact of the matter is that some ideas ARE dumb. But who cares? Especially if some dumb ideas make people lots of money.
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April 19th, 2008
A failing website is a serious matter for any web-based business and can be wholly debilitating for young ventures. A website can be equated to your first impression. People will notice its design, layout, what’s written, and its tone. Their decisions to transact with you will depend on the impact you make. In it also, is a gateway from you to your client and vise versa. Don’t take it lightly; the internet can make and break businesses just as easily as a market’s climate.
Here are ten questions that will help you spot the signs if your website is failing:
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April 18th, 2008
The holidays are that time of year when impulse shoppers and merry-makers take to the streets and log on to the internet to buy, buy, and buy.
For your part, you’d like to sell. Why? Because the holiday season means one thing: riper pickings. People are more likely to buy not out of need, but of want during the cheery months of November and December.
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