Recent Posts Tagged With 'entrepreneur'

• Are You Fit For Entrepreneurship?

  Posted on Friday November 13th, 2009 at 18:09 in blog, business, home based business, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, start a business

  Are you truly fit for Entrepreneurship? I stumbled across an article while surfing through Entrepreneur.com, so they deserve the credit for these questions. The title of the post was “How to Start a Retail Business.” Ask yourself in an ho...

• Kiva.org – Loans that Change Lives

  Posted on Monday August 24th, 2009 at 16:54 in business, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, kiva, kiva.org, give loans

  Have you ever had a desire to assist other people in their Entrepreneurial ideas but never really knew how to do it? While surfing the net for Entrepreneurship communities, I stumbled across a site call Kiva.org. It is a social site that allows anyon...

• Leverage Your Time

  Posted on Monday August 10th, 2009 at 14:52 in blog, entrepreneur, Network Marketing, leverage, entrepreneuralism, leverage you time

  For the last several years, my wife Amy and I have been teaching ordinary people how to create success in a home based business. These people range from stay at home Moms to former military officers and all have one or both of these  common goals: T...

• The Path of Least Resistance

  Posted on Thursday July 23rd, 2009 at 01:15 in blog, personal development, entrepreneur, success, hawaii, entrepreneurship, conference, mindset, entrepreneuralism, the path of least resistance

  As you all know I am currently here on the Big Island of Hawaii with my family. We are here for two reasons: Lifestyle and Learning. We are attending a conference along with over a thousand people from all over the world who have also come here for L...

• Cubicle Etiquette?

  Posted on Wednesday June 24th, 2009 at 15:05 in blog, entrepreneur, lifestyle, cubicle, entrepreneuralism, work cubicle, j.o.b - just over broke, cubicle farm, cubicle etiquette

  So, let’s talk about the cubicle, and more specifically, the work cubicle. To preface this post I did a little research on the cubicle and as I started to look at different cubicles, I started to feel restricted. I became less and less motivate...

• You versus a Hero?

  Posted on Tuesday June 23rd, 2009 at 17:45 in blog, personal development, entrepreneur, success, heroes, superman, mindset, hero, heroic, entrepreneuralism

  I’d like to do a quick comparison between you and any given hero. I would like to make a comparison between the way you handle yourself, your life, your choices and the way you think. I’m not going to compare the fact that most super hero...

• The Walk on

  Posted on Friday June 19th, 2009 at 11:18 in blog, entrepreneur, success, business opportunity, Network Marketing, mindset, Walk On, network marketer, entrepreneuralism, wendy stevens

  During college did you ever think about being a walk-on in your favorite sport? Now, of course I’m speaking about the ones that didn’t have that full ride scholarship and a reserved spot on the team. However, this pertains to everyone, sc...

• 10 Painful Situations Avoided by Being an Entrepreneur

  Posted on Wednesday December 17th, 2008 at 15:10 in work from home, entrepreneur, lifestyle, job, boss, raise, top 10, j.o.b - just over broke, 10 phrases to avoid, just over broke

  I had fun thinking of all the things that drove me nuts with having a job. It has been over 4 years since I was in a J.O.B and Just Over Broke. I was recently visiting my brother and we were having a conversation about him coming and visiting for New...

• The Drip Technique

  Posted on Tuesday November 25th, 2008 at 15:11 in Marketing, entrepreneur, drip, grand canyon, drip marketing, drip technique

  Allow me to share with you a little technique that has brought success to myself and many who I have had an opportunity to mentor. It is called the “Drip Technique!” Now when I say drip, do you understand what I mean? I mean, slowly drip ...

• Most of America is $200 Dollars From Being Broke.

  Posted on Monday November 24th, 2008 at 15:06 in home based business, entrepreneur, millionaire, gas prices, paycheck to paycheck, price of gas, entrepreneuralism, $200 from being broke

  Isn’t it a sad thing that most of America is $200 from being flat out broke? During the last few months I have heard all this talk about the price of gas. Here in Pinetop gas is running only $1.90/gallon. That is the lowest it has been in over ...