Some Truth About Credit

Written by Darrin F. Coe, MA


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3. Patience -- Developing and repairing credit is a process that does not happen over night. Every time you challenge an item on your credit report it involves a process that requires patience. Every time you apply for credit,repparttar application process will require patience. This goes hand in hand with time; developing good credit that you can invest in a business idea takes time and won’t happen overnight so be patient. That’s why you need to be passionate about your business idea. It must be able to standrepparttar 103784 test ofrepparttar 103785 financing and credit process.

4. Financial Wisdom -- You must begin to start making sound financial decisions. Consider every financial decision you make as if it were contributing to you becoming a millionaire. Be wary of high interest commercial credit and instead attempt to acquire lower interest banking credit such as vehicle loans, mortgages, or home improvement loans. Consider each purchase you make in light of it’s impact on your credit. If you make a give purchase will it inhibit you from making a loan payment and reducing debt. Begin to think in terms of debt reduction and expense reduction as ways to increase your wealth and credit status. Having less debt is just as important and financially beneficial as having extra spendable cash.

Inrepparttar 103786 end, you need to take a long term view concerning funding and credit as you begin preparing to make your business dreams come true. It won’t happen overnight but if you do it right and pay attention torepparttar 103787 details, such as building sound credit, it will happen and you’ll increase your wealth and power.

Darrin F. Coe is a weekly columnist and the author the ebook, "Micro Loans: Finance Your Dreams" available at http://dcoe1.tripod.com/microfinance


Believing the Plan

Written by Alvah Parker


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Mary needed a new vision for her business and she needed it to be clear and compelling. It isrepparttar vision ofrepparttar 103783 business that motivatesrepparttar 103784 owner to do some things that perhapsrepparttar 103785 owner would ordinarily find tedious or even a bit scary. The very first part of a business plan is calledrepparttar 103786 Business Description and it is here thatrepparttar 103787 vision belongs.

Recently a participant in my teleclass “Takingrepparttar 103788 Mystery Out of Business Plan Writing” talked about a creative way she had for writing her business plan. She was taking magazine pictures and drawings to illustrate her plan. This way of illustrating her plan made it more alive and exciting to her. A vision needs to draw you to it. One possible way to make it that way is with pictures and illustrations.

Writing a business plan calls onrepparttar 103789 logical, analytical, and rational part of people. Scientists tell us this is an activity done by left side ofrepparttar 103790 brain (logical, analytical, rational). It doesn’t have much appeal to people who prefer to userepparttar 103791 right side of their brain (intuitive, creative, holistic). The entrepreneur needs to haverepparttar 103792 ability to access both parts ofrepparttar 103793 brain for different tasks. A client who is very creative and loves being in that mode told me recently, “ Sometimes it is necessary for me to get very left brained so I can get some work done.” If you resistrepparttar 103794 idea of business plan writing but know you want to write one, try finding your own special way of getting it done-but do get it done!

Take Action 1.Learn more about left-right brain at this website: 2.Not sure which side of your brain dominates your behavior? Try this assessment: What is your vision of your own business or your ideal job? Spend an hour writing down what it looks like and feels like. Get creative. Make it feel real! See it in your mind's eye.

Alvah Parker is a Business and Career Coach as well as publisher of Parker’s Points, an email tip list and Road to Success, an ezine. Alvah is found on the web at www.asparker.com. She may also be reached at 781-598-0388.

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