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Entrepreneurship Interview Series: Being All In
30 Oct

Entrepreneurship Interview Series: Being All In

Experience is the best teacher. In this Entrepreneurship Interview Series, we’re going to share stories from your peers about their lessons learned as successful entrepreneurs. Enjoy this inspiring story about courage, challenge, and staying true to yourself in our interview with Shaun Trudell. Shaun is the President of Automation Arts, an AV technologies firm in […]

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Is It Time to Step Away as a Business Owner?
15 Oct

Is It Time to Step Away as a Business Owner?

Will you be able to walk away? When is the right time to take a step back and leave your business? Is it at a certain age? When you reach a certain level of wealth? Or will you never be fully out? When business owners decide to leave their business, they will fall into one […]

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Entrepreneurship Interview Series: What You Really Want Is Options
02 Oct

Entrepreneurship Interview Series: What You Really Want Is Options

Experience is the best teacher. In this Entrepreneurship Interview Series, we’re going to share stories from your peers about their lessons learned as successful entrepreneurs. Here we speak with Jon Aleckson, Ph.D., the CEO of Web Courseworks, an educational technologies company. In this interview, you’ll learn about Jon’s crossroads moment and the importance of making […]

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Are You Catching Vacation Vibes? Be Careful!
21 May

Are You Catching Vacation Vibes? Be Careful!

My family recently took a spring break vacation together. It was a great time to get away, unplug, and relax. While enjoying time on the beach, I noticed several people meeting with salespeople from the resort we were staying at. They were selling those infamous vacation timeshares. This was an eye-opening experience for me, but […]

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Did You Know Taxes Can Be an Opportunity?
28 Mar

Did You Know Taxes Can Be an Opportunity?

Tax season is right around the corner. Whether you normally do your taxes on your own or have someone do them for you, there is a lot of work that goes into getting everything together. As a business owner, there are expense slips to find, invoices to gather, and inventory to be taken. This can […]

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The Illusive Retirement Age
27 Feb

The Illusive Retirement Age

Ever wondered at what age you should retire? You and many other people have the same simple question. However, the answer is not so simple. There are various formulas and beliefs about the magical age at which a person should retire and how much they should have saved by that point. The reality is that […]

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Business Valuation: A Dip Into the Shark Tank
11 Nov

Business Valuation: A Dip Into the Shark Tank

Have you ever heard of Shark Tank? Nothing to do with diving deep into the ocean to watch sharks lurk about from behind bars. We’re talking about the hit ABC television show with business men and women looking to gain investments in their homegrown products and services. In the show, aspiring entrepreneurs have the chance […]

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Business Owners: Early Bird Gets the Worm
11 Oct

Business Owners: Early Bird Gets the Worm

It can be hard to get an early jump on things. Back in school, our teachers would tell us to start researching early so we would have all the information we needed to write a good essay on time. Most high schoolers don’t listen to that advice. Many could write a decent essay with some […]

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19 Sep

Life Can Be Too Short

Ever had a close call? One where you probably shouldn’t be here today? I had one of those moments this year. Driving down the highway during a rain storm, there was a truck with a trailer and a car ahead of me. We were cruising right along when I notice the trailer starting to slip […]

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