
Small entrepreneurship activities can not only reduce unemployment but increase productivity of people, communities and nations.
Sunday, September 28, 2014
Hope for the best

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Saturday, September 27, 2014
Don't Wait for Salary and Start some business
Switch to Entrepreneurship instead waiting for the growth of your salary while all other factors have already grown so much.


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Friday, September 26, 2014
Weird Story of Opportunity in Crisis
Now what happened when they caught him and took him to the office, he has returned back all the cigarettes during the warning session and sought apology.While going out of the office, he has taken away manger's i-phone from that was lying on the table.
Weird Lesson: The thief made a good use of opportunity in the crisis policy while he was giving explanation he has taken silently the cell phone.
Similarly in management, we must create opportunities in crisis as there is always a better option visible through the span of crisis.
Another lesson is to stay calm and confident in every crisis like situation that will pave more way and higher returns.
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Thursday, September 25, 2014
Entrepreneurship: Some Fun
Your bosses are comprised of the following:
Your family (always asking “how are things going”, "what is the status”)
Your social media "friends”
Your business partner (feeling like they are scrutinizing everything you are doing at each moment…Not making enough sales, not progressing with the business, making the wrong decisions about everything, etc.)
And yourself (which is the hardest to work with in the first place)
Your family (always asking “how are things going”, "what is the status”)
Your social media "friends”
Your business partner (feeling like they are scrutinizing everything you are doing at each moment…Not making enough sales, not progressing with the business, making the wrong decisions about everything, etc.)
And yourself (which is the hardest to work with in the first place)
Labels:
business,
Earnings,
Entrepreneurship,
family,
friends,
Fun,
Money,
sales,
Self employment
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