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

March 2, 2007

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

March 2, 2007

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

March 1, 2007

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 […]

JohntUnger.com – Entrepreneur Extraordinaire. Entrepreneurial Journey, Motivation, & Enthusiasm.

March 1, 2007

Welcome to this continuation of an interview with entrepreneur John Unger. In this portion of the interview, I ask John about outsourcing, his journey through a variety of careers, his internal motivation, and how he spreads enthusiasm. Enjoy. Owning a small business requires you to perform many different functions. You have experience in a number […]

JohntUnger.com – Entrepreneur Extraordinaire. Learn from this Artist, Designer, and Catablogger.

February 28, 2007

If I had to describe John Unger in one word it would be passionate. I’ve never met John in person but I’ve enjoyed the enthusiasm that comes through in our virtual interactions. I first ran across John’s work via an article over at ProBlogger, about using a catablog to sell niche products online. I wanted […]

Generation X Finance – Meet this Entrepreneur

February 27, 2007

Featured Entrepreneur There is hope for Generation X! Jeremy, who currently runs the personal finance blog Generation X Finance is the first entrepreneur to share his insights with us this week. Here’s a little background to help understand where he’s coming from. “I currently act as a retirement plan specialist serving an employer with a […]

Ten Reasons Why You Should Become an Entrepreneur Today

February 27, 2007

Do you have a business idea you’ve always thought would be successful but never got around to working on it? It’s easy to come up with reasons why you haven’t done it. Well I’m going to give you ten reasons why you should get started on your big idea today. Continuous Improvement The only way […]

How to Be an Entrepreneur. Learn the Principles of Making Money for Yourself & Being Your Own Boss.

February 26, 2007

In honor of Entrepreneurship Week USA I’m going to be examining the ins and outs of being an entrepreneur here at Money Smart Life for the next week. According to this CNNMoney.com article, more people than ever are getting the itch to go into business for themselves. “We are in the midst of the largest […]

How to Build Your Slush Fund by Selling on eBay

February 19, 2007

Do have something you’ve always wanted to buy but never had the money for? This installment of eBay PowerSeller Personal Finance Tips will help you get what you want without breaking the bank. Budget Busters Everyone has some type of budget, formal or informal. Most people also have things they’d love to buy that just […]

The Great Big Lie About Personal Finance Blogging – A Response

February 1, 2007

An entry in the most recent carnival of personal finance by makingourway talks about people’s expectations of making money by writing about personal finance online and questions whether these efforts are worth it. If you want to know what I think about the article then read on. Adding Value I’ll begin with a point that […]

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