Interesting debate I heard today. Essentially there is one large company that pretty much dominates a certain industry. As a result they have a very large infrastructure which pretty much services the entire area. If someone new wants to enter into the market they would pretty much lease lines from them to do so as
Over the past month I have heard from a couple of people on how they wanted to get professional services for free as they currently could not afford the cost of hiring someone to do the job. The thing that bugged me a little was how they say they had no money yet you see
I was talking to a person who was in the midst of deciding what he wanted to do career wise as it seemed like he was ready to try the self employed route. Obviously this meant that he would need to think of a business idea as well as how to run it. He is
I had an interesting conversation with a person today where he was saying how he was thinking of the long term immediately when it came to his business and how his plan from day one is to try and leverage himself immediately where he doesn’t have to do everything himself. Example, instead of doing a
Today a person was telling me an advice he told a lady who had over ten thousand dollars of debt involving a cell phone bill. Apparently this has been accumulating since the 90’s and the company has yet to recover it from her. Instead of trying to run away from it he advised her to
Usually people would have the mentality of always trying to get a full market share while leaving your competitors in the dust. Today I was just reading about how another person actually shares his customers with competing businesses and as a result they often get more business that way. Essentially, if one person is out