5 Most Recent Articles
Written By: Charles And Holly Egner

1	What Kind of Business Should I Start? Part 5 of a series Written by: Charles and Holly Egner | Distributed: 2004-12-16 | Finding the right business is a critical factor in succeeding as an entrepreneur. You could choose the wrong business for any number of reasons,
2	Am I An Entrepreneur? Part 4 of a series Written by: Charles and Holly Egner | Distributed: 2004-12-15 | These are just a few of the important questions that you need to consider when considering a career as an entrepreneur. Be honest and straightforward with your answers. It is important to understand your strengths and weaknesses alike before venturing into self-employment and the world of entrepreneurship. You will learn to build on your strengths to achieve success and work on your weaknesses to improve them. You will also learn to compensate or your weaknesses by finding others (employees or outsourcing) to take up the slack, for you cannot be great at everything while running a business properly.
3	The Importance of Aligning Your Personal Goals With Your Business Goals Part 3 of a Series Written by: Charles and Holly Egner | Distributed: 2004-11-23 | Would you like to be sure that your personal goals are consistent with your business goals? (Yes) (No) You might have certain personal goals that are, or become, divergent to your business goals.
4	Are You SURE You Want To Start Your Own Business? Part Two of a Series Written by: Charles and Holly Egner | Distributed: 2004-11-04 | These are all good reasons for wanting to go into business. In fact, studies have shown that many entrepreneurs get their start due to some life-altering experience such as losing a job or finally walking away from a dead-end job or a demoralizing work environment.
5	How To Create a Life Strategy for Business Success - Part One of a Series Written by: Charles and Holly Egner | Distributed: 2004-10-27 | Very few people take the time to think through, and commit to paper, a life strategy for the future. Surely, we all set certain life goals such as finishing High School, obtaining a college degree, attaining a specific professional position, reaching an athletic goal, or achieving a particular level of personal income. However, in general, few people look to the future and fashion a wide-ranging and cohesive life strategy that would reach 5-10-15, or even 20 years into the future.