Be a Kick-Butt Entrepreneur

Many readers aspire to become successful entrepreneurs.

Most never take the chance.

“I do not have a great business idea.” “I am not a high-tech person like Steve Jobs and those are the only areas for young entrepreneurs.” “I do not have the money to launch a new venture.”"I have too much on my plate to find time to start a new business.”"I have no experience running a small business.”

There are tons of reasons why would-be entrepreneurs never actually become small business owners. So it is always good to read examples of how people in the same shoes as you (or worse off), managed to succeed.  (more…)

Things Top Entrepreneurs Do Differently

Courtesy of an Ernst & Young business survey, Ten Things Top Entrepreneurs Do Differently.

As someone who has been an entrepreneur and started new businesses, much of the list makes sense. But I would add a few additional comments.  (more…)

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The Secret of Buffett’s Success?

This weekend I read an article on the secret of Warren Buffett’s investment success.

At least in the mind of the author.

The author believes that: (more…)

Something for Aspiring Entrepreneurs

Starting a business is never easy.

The failure rate is exceedingly high.

It is even more difficult for young entrepreneurs.

A lack of business experience is always a problem for people starting out.

Also, the lack of experience is a huge red flag in the eyes of potential investors, lenders, suppliers, and customers. (more…)

Three Thoughts for Entrepreneurs

For a very interesting entrepreneurial idea, check out what Shin Yamashita has created.

Mr. Yamashita’s idea reminds me of three key things for young entrepreneurs to remember. (more…)

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United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas recently visited two law schools in Florida. LegalTimes notes a few of Justice Thomas’s comments here and provides links to videos of his appearances.

Justice Thomas makes several good points. I believe they are equally relevant for law students and the general population.

My thoughts on his comments are below. (more…)

Amazon.com will Rule the World

Well, maybe they will end up sharing it with Walmart.

I need to purchase a spare calculator. My preference for finance is the HP-10bII. Not very expensive, but it does a great job and is allowed for use on the various professional exams.

I figured I would drive to Office Max, the closest office supply superstore, and buy one. To ensure they carried that calculator, I took a look on their website. It was there at a price of $36.99. So far so good. (more…)

Young Entrepreneurs

Quicken provides short bios on 9 entrepreneurs that started young. Worth noting: (more…)

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