Recent Posts Tagged With 'entrepreneurship'

• No One Ever Got Rich Alone

  Posted on Wednesday July 23rd, 2008 at 13:52 in entrepreneur, business ideas, resources, entrepreneurship, business idea, ever got rich alone, no one ever got rich alone

  Short post today (due to some pressing things here at work), but I wanted to make a very important point about entrepreneurship. The point is a simple one: No one ever got rich alone.  What prompted me to make this point is a telephone call I receiv...

• A Weekend to Remember

  Posted on Saturday June 7th, 2008 at 17:04 in entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, rat race, starting a business, 9 to 5, ramblings miscellaneous, employee life, weekend to remember

  I had to fore-go posting today.  I apologize.  This is has been a weekend to remember.  I have an overloaded weekend of work.  I’m on a trial team, working hard preparing for a trial that begins next week.  In addition, I have other assi...

• How Risk Hides the Uncertainty of Leaving the 9 to 5

  Posted on Thursday June 5th, 2008 at 07:03 in entrepreneur, risk, entrepreneurship, starting a business, employee, uncertainty, 9 to 5, inaction, ramblings miscellaneous, employee life, risks for investing money, eight hour day

  Last week, I wrote about my very conservative friend from work, and his views on money, investing, and starting a business.  I finished that post with two key ideas: 1) Risk is inversely proportional to knowledge. 2) People use “risk” to hide th...

• Work Smart, And Get Rich With The Net Fool’s New Ebook

  Posted on Monday May 19th, 2008 at 05:45 in online business, entrepreneur, business ideas, ebook, rich, entrepreneurship, niche marketing, niche, business idea, wealthy, niche market, niche product

  For those of you who don’t know, Jim Regan of The Net Foolreleased his new eBook “Work Smart, Get Rich!” on Friday through the website ebook-rich.com.  I read Jim’s blog regularly, and when I saw this release, I have to admit I was a...

• How to Pay Zero Taxes on Your Rental Income

  Posted on Wednesday May 7th, 2008 at 05:41 in make money, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, real estate taxes, invest real estate, real estate deductions, deduction depreciation, deduction interest, deduction repairs, real estate depreciation, real estate tax advantages

  The most significant advantage of investing in real estate is the ability to pay almost ZERO TAXES on the rental income you earn.  I briefly mentioned this in an earlier post about 10 advantages of investing in real estate instead of stocks.  I w...

• The 8-Hour Work Day is a Bunch of Crap

  Posted on Tuesday May 6th, 2008 at 09:11 in home business, work from home, Financial Freedom, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, employee, 9 to 5, hate job, ramblings miscellaneous, employee life, 8 hour work day, employee hate job

  Every day when I’m at work, I try to be as productive as possible.  When I get in early in the morning, I’m at my peak production level.  I zoom through my assignments and tasks, and I feel unstoppable.  But then . . . the 11 o’c...

• The Social Millionaire - An Interview With A Young Entrepreneur

  Posted on Wednesday April 30th, 2008 at 05:36 in entrepreneur, millionaire, entrepreneurship, interviews, social millionaire, bid keywords, buy keywords, hankinson social millionaire, pat hankinson, the social millionaire

  Everyone wants to be a millionaire.  What people don’t realize, however, is that the journey towards a million dollars often requires marching to the sound of a different drummer.  Creativity is key, and Pat Hankinson is aiming for that with ...

• What You “Do” Isn’t You

  Posted on Thursday April 24th, 2008 at 05:31 in entrepreneur, wealth, entrepreneurship, employee, 9 to 5, 4 hour work week, ferriss, timothy ferriss, what do you do, 4-hour workweek, employee life, ferriss 4 hour workweek

  One of the great concepts from Tim Ferriss’s The 4-Hour Workweek is the idea that what you do as a job isn’t a reflection of who you are. What You Do Isn’t a Reflection of Who You Are According to Ferriss, too often, a typical conv...

• 10 Books About Entrepreneurship

  Posted on Saturday April 12th, 2008 at 05:31 in Rich Dad, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, kiyosaki, books entrepreneur

  Since I started this blog, I have listed and written about books about passive income, the fall of the U.S. dollar, and millionaires.  Here is a list of 10 books that I like that cover entrepreneurship: 1) How to Make Millions with Your Ideas: An E...

• 6 Problems With School

  Posted on Sunday April 6th, 2008 at 05:31 in passive income, entrepreneur, Current Events, cheating, entrepreneurship, accounting, cash flow, teamwork, rental property, cooperation, financial education, ramblings miscellaneous

  Yesterday, I pointed out that schools as institutions are flawed.  I promised I would explain what, exactly schools fail to teach us.  Here is a list of 6 major problems with instruction in our schools: 1) No cheating allowed.  In school, youR...

• Design Services from Scribbles and Words

  Posted on Wednesday March 26th, 2008 at 05:31 in Make Money Online, make money, website design, copywriting, entrepreneurship, blog header, scribbles and words, 125 x 125, ad design

  One of my favorite blogs is Scribbles and Words.  I visit it daily because it provides so much helpful information for website owners and bloggers.  Jay, the site’s owner who refers to himself as a “renaissance soul,” says that...