Small Business Tips and Tricks Series

Crowdsourcing for Small Business- Maximizing Your Time

Posted on Jul 21, 2014 in Entrepreneur, Setting up a Small Business, Small Business, Small Business Tips and Tricks Series | Comments Off on Crowdsourcing for Small Business- Maximizing Your Time

Crowdsourcing for Small Business Now that’s you’ve read through GQ’s e-book Accidentally Self Employed and met with him to set up the right business format, you’re on your way to small business success, right? Well, at least you’ve gotten over the first hurdle. According to the Small Business Administration only about half of all small businesses make it past the 5 year mark. Gary and the team here at GQ Law want your business to be one of those 50% who make it. We’re going to be posting a series of tips and tricks to help keep your small business in the...

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5 Things Every Entrepreneur Should Know

Posted on May 24, 2014 in San Diego Lawyer, Small Business Tips and Tricks Series, Tips for Entrepreneurs | Comments Off on 5 Things Every Entrepreneur Should Know

5 Things Every Entrepreneur Should Know Paul B. Brown, Forbes entrepreneurship columnist, gives 23 wonderful insights from 30+ years of experience. I’ll give you my 5 favorites. See the full article here. 1. The best way to predict the future is to create it. If you’re wondering if today, this month, this year, is going to be successful, you’re the one that makes it happen! 2. The most important decision you can make is where to spend your time. A common question asked of successful people is, “How do you balance your time?” A common answer is, “You...

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It Pays to Be a Small Business

Posted on Jan 31, 2014 in San Diego Lawyer, Small Business, Small Business Tips and Tricks Series | Comments Off on It Pays to Be a Small Business

It Pays to Be a Small Business Sometimes small business owners feel like they’re left in the shadow of bigger businesses but that’s not always a bad thing. Small businesses are flexible businesses, that flexibility is a competitive advantage. Larger institutions mean larger risk and more complexity so big businesses often struggle to change, even when the market calls for it. Small businesses can adapt and change to meet the current market needs as they arise. Small Businesses also have the advantage when it comes to customer relationships. In our world of online communication...

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Holidays as a Business Owner: Part 1 Holiday Cards

Posted on Dec 7, 2013 in Small Business, Small Business Tips and Tricks Series, Success | Comments Off on Holidays as a Business Owner: Part 1 Holiday Cards

With an ever increasing number of holiday events, plays, parties, dinners, etc, staying on top of well wishes at the office can easily be put on the back burner.  If you’re a business owner, use the quick tips and ideas in our 2 part Small Business Holiday series to wow your clients and associates this season. http://worksmartlivesmart.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/Holiday-Stress.jpg Part 1: Tips for Proper Christmas Card Etiquette from TinyPrints.com  1. Be aware of which holidays each recipient celebrates. “Happy Holidays” and “Season’s Greetings” cards are an easy way to avoid...

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Dark Chocolate and Chili Peppers

Posted on May 7, 2013 in Inspiration, San Diego Lawyer, Small Business Tips and Tricks Series, Success, Tips for Entrepreneurs | 0 comments

Drs. Oz & Roizen: Make Your Good Mood a Habit Take a few steps to recharge your cheerfulness   DARK CHOCOLATE AND CHILI PEPPERS:      Q: My friend has been eating a dark chocolate bar with chili pepper in it. To me it sounds disgusting, but she says there are health benefits and it lifts her mood. Is this true? A: Yes, spicy foods and chocolate make your RealAge younger, but you don’t have to eat them together—that’s up to your taste buds. First let’s start with dark chocolate. Dark chocolate (it must contain at least 70 percent cocoa)—not milk chocolate—contains natural chemicals that...

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