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I always wanted to start my own business, but I kept postponing it because it was never good "timing." Now I realize that the "right time" never comes. This expression is more of a distraction to justify one's indecision and lack of courage.
With so many business people writing books, accepting out-of-area speaking engagements, and seeking more ideal clients, time is of the essence. With that in mind, below are three common wishes for today's busy entrepreneurs.
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Want to train yourself to tell your company's story in 60 seconds or less? Here are tips for doing so.
There is no such thing as a "typical" entrepreneur. We come in all shapes, sizes and flavors. Still, myths abound, and most of us walk around with a specific caricature of what an entrepreneur is like in our minds
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