Sunday, October 25th, 2009 at
2:35 pm
In one of my earlier posts, if you want to start a business and you don’t know where to find the capital to finance it, I enumerated some of the ways to fund and finance a business.
In addition to seeking capital to finance your new business, you have to decide what form of financing you want. Will it be debt or equity financing, or a little of both?
Debt financing is money borrowed and repaid over a designated period, usually with interest. This is an attractive form of financing
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Friday, October 23rd, 2009 at
9:04 pm
We all need to have mentors if we have to reach some goals. Mentors are there to guide us along the way. They have achieved success in their endeavors and so they can teach us the do’s and don’ts that we should accomplish in order to mimic their success.
Now that you’ve chosen your business, it’s time to choose your business mentors and your team. If you were planning to climb Mount Everest next year, wouldn’t you want to speak with someone who had survived the journey to
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Wednesday, October 21st, 2009 at
11:05 pm
In continuation of my previous post in buying a business as one way of entering the B-Business Quadrant, another way of entering a business is by buying a business franchise.
Say you don’t have the courage for a start-up or the breadth of experience to buy a business. Then maybe franchising is the ideal choice for you. Franchising is a readymade business system that offers a promising avenue into business ownership.
A reputable franchise gives you the advantage of a tried and true business
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Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 at
11:32 pm
In one of my previous posts, I mentioned that there are four ways in entering a business: Starting your own from scratch, buying an established business, buying a business franchise, and becoming a distributor of a business.
Let us tackle first here “buying a business”. Buying a business eliminates the aspiring entrepreneur the hassles and headaches of a start up business. Before you buy an existing business, Kiyosaki recommends to weigh its pros and cons first:
PROS of buying a
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Wednesday, October 14th, 2009 at
8:49 am
What are the common traits and qualities of billionaires? Note that we are talking here of billionaires, not just millionaires. Billionaires hold most of the world’s riches. They are taipans and tycoons of their respective businesses.
I was browsing an article in Yahoo Finance and I found these interesting facts about billionaires. I thought that it’s worth to share with you as you may find some of these qualities interesting and odd.
The study was conducted on Forbes 400 richest
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Wednesday, October 7th, 2009 at
3:17 am
In continuation of my financial education from the famous Robert Kiyosaki, I recently learned about the foundations of a solid business.
What does it take for a business to last long? What does it take to build a solid business that is strong enough to survive for at least 50 to 100 years? I would like introduce to you my readers one of the lessons I’ve learned from Robert Kiyosaki and this is about the B-I Triangle.
Why did Robert used the triangle to portray the shape of a solid
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Monday, October 5th, 2009 at
11:36 pm
As I mentioned to you in my previous post, one of the strategies to get rich mentioned by Robert Kiyosaki is WORK TO LEARN (Strategy No. 2)
I know most of us are working nowadays. Most of us start with the E-Employee Quadrant and the main source of our income are our jobs. Robert Kiyosaki suggested that if you are working, you need to be experienced in three essential skills to become financially free. These three skills are LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT and SALES AND MARKETING.
Let’s discuss
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