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Monday, December 31, 2007
Happy New Year 2008
100 Financial Calculators For Entrepreneurs
Many entrepreneurs don’t have the luxury of having a separate accounting department, instead doing their own number crunching. It’s not always easy, but you can make it less difficult by making use of the huge number of free financial tools for businesses that are available on the Internet. Here are 100 calculators that can help you get and keep your finances in order.
Bootstrapper has put together an excellent list of online calculators that every entrepreneur sometimes needs.
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Saturday, December 29, 2007
Most Entrepreneurs Plan to Stay
For many entrepreneurs, growing a business from scratch is akin to raising a child — which is perhaps why so many are reluctant to let go, according to a new survey.
Of 201 business owners whose companies have at least $10 million in annual revenue, 32 percent said they have no plans for choosing a successor, according to the survey conducted by GFK Roper Public Affairs for SunTrust Bank Private Wealth Management.
While 44 percent plan to pass their business on to a family member or promote someone within the company, only 14 percent plan to sell their business to a third party. In addition, about 70 percent of respondents expect they will remain tied to their business in some capacity - mostly as consultants or board members — even after handing over the reigns to new leadership, the survey found.
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Monday, December 24, 2007
Smallville - Nicodemus
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Smallville - Zero
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Can Entrepreneurship Be Taught?
Should aspiring entrepreneurs pursue M.B.A.s? There’s been a long-brewing debate among academics and entrepreneurial minds over whether business school is worth the hefty price tag for those looking to go into business for themselves.
British entrepreneur Anita Roddick wrote recently that entrepreneurs “are people who imagine things as they might be, not as they are, and have the drive to change the world. Those are qualities that business schools do not teach.”
Going to business school, she adds, may even squelch “what entrepreneurial flair you have as they force you into the template called an M.B.A. pass.” Instead of flocking to business school, she urges aspiring entrepreneurs to focus on building their creative energies and learning to evaluate risks.
Plenty of others disagree, claiming M.B.A.s give prospective entrepreneurs a chance to learn the ins-and-outs of running a business in a classroom environment without the high price of failure you’d get in the real world.
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