Top 5 Reasons You’ll Never Go Broke Again!

Here’s a collection of top money tips that will have you living on easy street, or at least keep you out of the poor house. Thanks to Problogger for inspiring all of these top 5 lists: The Top 5 Ways to Become a Millionaire Top 5 Ways To Save Money Without Noticing The Top Five [...]

Two Ways to Grow Your Business Income

I’m excited to announce that I’m working on a strategy to double the amount of money our little eBay business brings in! Until now the amount of money I’ve been able to make on eBay has been constrained by two main resources, products and time. Over the last week, I think I’ve made progress on [...]

Are Business Tax Deductions Worth the Risk of Being Audited?

Trent at The Simple Dollar is looking for feedback on any article of his that you had a reaction to. In return for feedback, he’s giving away 5 free personal finance books, check out the rules for entering; this is my submission to his call for feedback. Trent recently wrote about his side businesses of [...]

Entrepreneurship Week Wrap Up

Thanks to everyone for putting up with my entrepreneur kick over the last week. As you might have gathered from some of my posts, having or finding an entrepreneurial spirit is important to me. I think that even though it may be hard work, the ability to earn money for yourself can give you a [...]

Are You a Part Time or Full Time Entrepreneur?

How can you get your business off the ground if you’re still working full time for an employer? I attended an entrepreneurship & innovation networking event on Friday night as part of Entrepreneurship Week USA and ran into some interesting guys with some great ideas who are definitely full time entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs Chris runs on [...]

Do You Have What it Takes to Start a Business?

If you want to know how to get somewhere, ask someone who has already arrived. In a USA Today article, Jim Hopkins asked “entrepreneurs, private investors and academics which experiences, traits and skills” could help a person succeed with their own business. Their answers are listed below: Childhood experience Entrepreneurial genes Family support Money doesn’t [...]

The Ten Basic Steps of Starting a Business

Startup Nation has assembled a type of how to resource for starting a business entitled 10 Steps to Open For Business. For each one of the ten steps below, the site provides an introductory audio clip, templates and example documents, and lists of resources such as web articles, seminars, radio shows, and featured stories of [...]

JohntUnger.com – Entrepreneur Extraordinaire. Catablogging & Health Care Coverage

This final set of questions from John covers his successful use of the Internet to sell his artwork in a “catablog” format and his take on health care for the self-employed. I first discovered your blog via a guest article on ProBlogger.com written by Brian Clark of CopyBlogger.com. A main topic of the article was [...]

Ten Reasons Why it’s Tough to be an Entrepreneur

Being an entrepreneur comes with great rewards but it has its downsides as well. It changes your life; you find yourself with more of some things and less of others. More Responsibility When you make a commitment to your customers, readers, partners, employees or anyone else you interact with, you’re expected to follow through. Everyone [...]

Great Small Business Ideas for College Students

College is a great time to catch the entrepreneurial bug for several reasons. You don’t have a 9-5 job yet so other than a few classes a day you can set your own schedule. You’re surrounded by bright and motivated people you can collaborate with and you can turn to your experienced professors for advice [...]

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