Category Archives: Financing Your Business
Avoid Financing Business with Personal Credit Cards
By Rhonda Campbell Few businesses start with enough money to cover all recurring and non-recurring expenses. To pay business start-up costs some entrepreneurs take out low interest loans from credible lenders. Other entrepreneurs secure funding from family members and friends … Continue reading
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Women Entrepreneurs Breaking Through the Small Business Revenue Glass Ceiling
By Rhonda Campbell In emerging markets, women often start businesses as a way to create enough money to take care of their children. On the other hand, in developed countries like the United States, women entrepreneurs not only launch companies … Continue reading
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Making Hard Choices as a Moneyball Small Business Manager
By Rhonda Campbell The movie Moneyball was a hit at the box office because it showed a sports business leader doing something a lot of people in leadership positions don’t want to do. Moneyball showed the Oakland A’s general manager, … Continue reading
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Tie Your Creative Small Business Efforts Together
You’re in charge of your small business. It’s up to you to make the final decisions regarding product offerings, marketing plans, hiring and business partnerships. Because you have this authority, you also have a great amount of responsibility and accountability. … Continue reading
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Why Passion May Not Be Enough to Take You to the Top of the Creative Small Business World
Every time you turn around you hear how important passion is to success . . . at anything. Lose the passion in a relationship and you can be sure that someone’s thinking about throwing in the towel. Lose the passion … Continue reading
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