DON'T STOP AT THE INTERVIEW

Many people, especially women, start businesses because they want to be their own boss. In fact, this was the No. 1 reason cited by MasterCard in a 2006 Woman in Small Business survey. Sure, the hours are long and the ups and downs of growing a business can remind us of childhood roller-coaster rides, but as entrepreneurs we know this is one of the many trade-offs we make when we embrace doing work we love.

MYTHS ENTREPRENEURS BELIEVE THAT MAKES IT HARDER TO SUCCEED

It is not easy to be an entrepreneur. You have lot of things to handle and, at times, the pressure becomes too much. 50 percent businesses fail within the first five years. There are several factors why there is such a high failure rate but one of the main reasons is the owner's inability to do everything required to run a business.

BE MORE PRODUCTIVE AFTER YOUR BREAKS

Between working, exercising and spending time with family, you may think you’re giving yourself enough breaks, but what about during work?

CUSTOMERS MIND

When you move into a new town, you know no one. But your needs will be great: butchers, carpenters, plumbers, security, bakers, printers, bankers, computer whizzes, , doctors, lawyers, etc...  the list is endless. How do you go about choosing the right people to perform all the services required?

OVERCOMING CREATIVE BLOCK

We all suffer from creative block.  like i just came out of recently, stuffs I love aren't bringing me that much joy any more and I feel like I can't create anything new that I love and feel passionate about.