Entrepreneurs don’t come into this world fully formed. The skills required of entrepreneurs have to be cultivated and developed. And most entrepreneurs have spent time working for someone else during their lives. So how does one navigate the transition from employee to business owner? I’ve asked business coaches from around the world for an answer…
Guest article provided by Joe Garecht of gobeyondclients.com
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The gig economy, sharing economy and freelancing are all terms to describe the opportunities available today to earn money flexibly through the use of technology and connections. Some people grab a part-time freelancing gig to help make ends meet, while others work full-time hours and earn their entire living. It may seem too good to…
Technology is constantly evolving. As a small business owner, if you don’t keep up with the latest tech, you run the risk of potentially falling behind the times. Although modern tools (and their price tags) can seem intimidating at first glance, failure to stay up-to-date with the latest advances can ultimately sabotage your success. As…
Small business statistics can be disheartening to some, but the risk doesn’t repel everyone. New businesses start up and close every day, which means more and more people are trying their hand at owning their own business. Some of these people are labeled as solopreneurs rather than entrepreneurs, meaning they are building the business without…
Developing a business model you can manage from home is an excellent way to change career paths. A new venture will open up countless opportunities for your personal and professional life. Plus, investing time in your business will be more rewarding than being an employee. Decide on a Business Model You might already have a…