Drivers Education for New Entrepreneurs

Written by Jeff Williams


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> All Three Groups Benefit From Training

Group 1 Individuals who have begun to think that self-employment might be an attractive career move will benefit greatly by seeing all that goes into conceptualizing, researching and planning a new business. They will receive an advance view ofrepparttar psychological, physical and financial demands of being on your own.

If afterrepparttar 106101 class they decide that self-employment is not for them, they will have saved a tremendous amount of money.

Group 2 For those people with a specific idea and a pretty clear sense of how self-employment will change their lives, an entrepreneurial training program will providerepparttar 106102 skills necessary to create an outstanding individual written plan of action, effective for internal control or for non-traditional borrowing, such as from family members.

In my own case I prepared a 35-page business plan before launching my training company. I gave one ofrepparttar 106103 copies to my uncle who didn't say anything about it for several months. Finally I reached a point where I needed more cash than I had on hand and asked for his help. He responded positively, he said, because he saw that I had a plan and that I had successfully brought it to life.

Group 3 Entrepreneurs who have done much ofrepparttar 106104 written business planning already may ask -- what good is entrepreneurial training for me?

- It allows you to check that you have performed allrepparttar 106105 key organizational tasks and that you haven't forgotten to set up any key operating systems.

- It permits you to recheckrepparttar 106106 assumptions behind your marketing and financial plans and projections to see if they are realistic.

- You haverepparttar 106107 advantage of an instructor to serve as counselor and critic of your plans.

- You may learn new techniques fromrepparttar 106108 instructor or your classmates that can make a very positive difference in how you launch your business.

Jeff Williams decided to take his career in his own hands by establishing his practice as a small business trainer and coach. Since 1988, he has guided more than 3,000 people to successfully go from employee to boss. He is pleased to offer his free, monthly telegroup: "Are You Ready To Leave Your Job?". Register at: http://www.bizstarters.com/ready2leave.cfm Jeff may be reached at 847-593-5305 or by e-mail at: jeff@bizstarters.com


Selling Foreign Language Domain Names.

Written by Ken Kovach


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What happened to them and where did they go? They were bought up by a few smart "some bodies" and are being resold for $10,000 per domain name on some sites in Japan. (Top Japanese keyword domain names and you don't have to be a registered company to buy one.)

Someone with a Vision saw that all of those local language domain names would be gone some day and they createdrepparttar perfect option for those who wanted those domains. This same principle may be true in every country. If you knowrepparttar 106100 local language andrepparttar 106101 local language wording you may still be able to get in onrepparttar 106102 domain selling game and make a fortune.

This is one ofrepparttar 106103 many ways knowing a second language pays

Ken Kovach has been a Teacher and Speaker in Japan for over 20 years and has been Studing and Operating Several Successful Online Businesses and is now writing and Publishing his experiences. His ezine can be found at http://kovach-services.com/ezine And Japan Advertising Service at: http://japan-services.com One of his favorites from which he receives daily responces is his Volunteer Website geared to helping the Homeless in Tokyo. http://familysupplyline.com


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