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How to Run Your Home Business Lean – and Profitable
November 19, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · Leave a Comment
If there’s one lesson this economic downturn teaches us, it is the importance of running our business operations lean.
Many small business entrepreneurs made the mistake of spending too much, too soon. They based their spending on the money that they thought will be coming in, not on the money that they actually have. While optimism [...]
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How to Get Your Home Business Off to a Good Start
June 30, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · 1 Comment
Starting a business, even a small home-based business, is full of risks. It is therefore essential that you ensure that you thoroughly understand what needs to be done, as well as the risks and challenges you will face. Here are some tips to help make sure that your business is off to a good start.
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New Year’s Resolutions for Home Business Entrepreneur
December 31, 2008 by Isabel Isidro · 4 Comments
Hope everyone is having a great holiday season, even if the economy is sagging and business owners like you and me are feeling the pinch.
It’s almost end of the year, and it’s time again to draw up our New Year’s resolutions for our businesses. Preparing resolutions for the next year is my sort of strategic [...]
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40 Best Business Tips for Home-Based Entrepreneurs
November 18, 2007 by Isabel Isidro · 2 Comments
We all love great tips on how to increase our incomes, be more productive and generally make our lives easier. So how about 40 such tips?
We’ve compiled tips, strategies and tactics from various magazines and books on different topics affecting the home based entrepreneurs. From choosing a home business to raising capital from angel investors [...]
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Ten Ways to Get Started on Your Own Home Business
June 22, 2007 by Isabel Isidro · 1 Comment
I updated and expanded an old article I wrote on the various ways to start a home business.
The article looks at how an ordinary person can start an entrepreneurial venture — a cash-strapped would-be entrepreneur, a corporate employee looking to be their own boss, and someone willing to go on a slow-but-sure route to success. [...]



