Blogging takes a lot of work, and often, at the beginning, it comes with very little reward. Often lately, I’ve gotten frustrated with just how much work I put into my blog, something that for the time being (until I put more effort into making money into it) has been a lot of effort for […]
4 Business Lessons from Grand Theft Auto 5
October 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment
GTA5 came out this month, and it is an incredible game. Aside from the guns, strippers, drug dealers, fast cars, explosions, and other wholesome American fun activities, the game is full of great lessons for small business owners. Here are a few that I found. Businesses Create Residual Income Once you make it into […]
4 Ways To Avoid Becoming An Embarrassing Failure
September 30, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Have you ever been laughed at? It’s horrifying to be that person; the punch line of a joke, the center of attention for all of the wrong reasons. Something like that can really stick with us. We’ll remember it for years to come. Some people never truly get over it. That’s what embarrassment feels like. […]
Being a Blog Editor
September 27, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Unfortunately, I feel as if four years of journalism classes did very little for me as an editor. Although I took one class entitled “Magazine Editing,” the class was taught by an adjunct professor who wasn’t quite prepared to teach the class and didn’t thoroughly plan out what we’d be learning. Instead we spent a […]
Entrepreneurship Starts With Your First Dollar
September 25, 2013 By 1 Comment
When most of us think about entrepreneurs, we think of billionaire success stories like Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs. However, most entrepreneurs are not billionaires (though we can all dream) and are not from tech companies. Most own local, small and mid-sized businesses and started the exact same way you did. The […]
