A person was telling me recently that he was interested in making applications for items like the iPhone once he gets out of school as a way to support himself financially in life as opposed to working at a regular nine to five job. Of course, this is more of the entrepreneur route I guess
This was kind of strange. There was a conversation that came up amongst a few people in terms of what their exit strategies were when it came to the businesses that they made. For example, if someone offered them X amount of dollars would they sell it? For that, assume the offer is say five
I was talking to a person today who was interested in creating a project in hopes to commercialize it in the future. For the time being, it was going to be a hobbyist type of project. An interesting part of the conversation was the debate in terms of what stage he would consider to be
I was recently talking to a person that said every year h tries to create at least two types of side businesses while he works at his regular job. Reason being was that the dollar value naturally drops over time where if you simply work and save money you are actually losing money in the
Imagine having a certain one day holiday that is the most profitable time for your business. Would be nice to have a repeat of that the next day right? That’s what I noticed one company actually did as they specifically catered to people for a Chinese New Years event where they held a raffle contest
I was looking over some sale strategies that authors use to help drive sales of their books. It was kind of interesting as one tactic I read that they specifically pitch to people of certain organizations is that the information that they outline in their book can be used as a third party verification of