Category Archives: Starting a Business
Hollywood’s Best Just Oughta Hang Out at Stage 32
MEET RICHARD BOTTO: Richard Botto is an entrepreneur who has a rare and powerful combination of entertainment and business passion and experience. Botto is the co-founder and CEO of Stage 32 (www.stage32.com) and Fair Warning Productions. He is also a … Continue reading
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Overcome Shyness and Excel as a Creative Small Business Leader
By Rhonda Campbell In children shyness may be viewed as “cute” and “innocent”. It can also carry the “innocent” connotation into adulthood. However, that’s about the only positive connotation shyness can bring to the business world, an environment where it … Continue reading
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Why Vision Matters as a Creative Small Business Owner
Although office workers at large and small businesses still banged out letters and memos on electric typewriters during the 1970s, word processors were starting to emerge. Dr. An Wang, co-founder of Wang Laboratories, had the vision to create some of … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Financing Your Business, Growing Business, Starting a Business
Tagged benefits of business vision, computer software, computer software packages, leading with vision, personal computers, preparing for small business changes, small business, small business leader vision, small business owner, small business owner insight and vision, small business owners
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Small Business Owners, You Might Be Wasting More Time Than You Think
By Rhonda Campbell While I worked for major corporations, I’d often lament the long hours I worked. There were weeks when I didn’t take a break long enough to hurry downstairs to the cafeteria to get lunch. I’d end up … Continue reading
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Tagged effective time management habits, fewer than five employees, hiring contractors and employees, managing time, micro small business owners, owning a micro small business, small business, small business owners, time management, time management skills
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Creative Small Business Leaders Increasing Spending
The confidence levels of creative small business leaders have increased over the last several months. Part of this confidence has revealed itself in the amount of spending small business owners have stated they plan to do over 2012. Confidence and … Continue reading
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