There you are, changing a baby's diaper or completing a clinical trial on stem cell research, when suddenly a life-changing idea jumps into your head.
The concept borders on brilliant, and it's perfect to launch as a solo enterprise maintained at home.
Life is poised to be a bed of roses. There’s just one thing standing between you and success. That obstacle is marketing. It’s the hurdle that wasn’t conceived in the initial idea.
Picture this: After ten years of unquestioned loyalty, you march into the boss’s office to ask for a bonus.
It was you who brought in those new accounts that tripled the company’s revenue. You make your case, and then it happens. The boss announces that not only won’t you get a bonus, but your job is being phased out, and this is your last day.
Dazed and humiliated, you take a box of empty memories out to the car and sit slumped in the driver’s seat. How will you start over?
How to Avoid Distractions in School and in Business
Who has the best widget, program, or software this week? I guarantee that no matter where you’re located, someone wants you to see the latest, greatest something, and if you try it once, the creator promises that it will change your life.
I’ve heard this claim hundreds of times while in college and operating a business. […]
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