They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. At least when it comes to things like art that can often be a huge compliment of sorts. But when it comes to business ideas you can often get criticized and frowned upon for essentially copying someone else’s idea and business model. So that usually results
One thing that I have constantly encountered is how when you have a particular skill or resource that people may find useful it’s not uncommon for many to try and get you to do stuff for them. The thing that often bothers me is how people try and get you to do stuff for free
While going for a hiking trip today it actually involved having to rent a canoe since no one in the group owned a boat. This one company essentially gets all the business where it’s essentially once everything is rented out it’s pretty much tough luck for people. You can image people out of town who
A person was telling me of a story where a person didn’t have a very good reputation among his peers in a specific industry. Because of that he was rarely hired for any work. But for that one time he did work on a job he essentially used that as a selling point to tell
Early on when you are trying to establish your identity it can be hard to stand out. Why would people go to you as opposed to those that they are familiar with? What got me thinking about this was seeing how a company wanted to create video as a way to help engage people to
Usually when people are starting out at a business they embrace all they help they can get. Especially when it comes to people with experience in their industry the idea of having a mentor of sort is often highly valued. But imagine a scenario where you need help in your category and to do so