Hello! Well, it took a couple of weeks because I’m still learning this video stuff, but –at last!– I have my interview with Joerg Wenzel of Bike Tour Germany!  Bike Tour Germany offers motorcycle tours of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and their alpine regions. Also, I need to give a special HUGE shout out to [...]

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Maybe it’s the sandbox I play in, but I get 5-10 emails a week touting how to make “6 Figures A Year” or how someone makes “$40,000 a month!” or, “How I made $26,419.87! In four hours! Standing on my head juggling water balloons! And if you are smart enough to buy my product you [...]

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I’m going to let you in on a little secret: I was not an A+ student.  I wasn’t even an A- student.  I didn’t graduate in the top ten percent of my class, I wasn’t the valedictorian, and I didn’t go to an Ivy League school. As a matter of fact, I graduated from a [...]

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I learned most of what I know about business by spending most of the last twenty years in Silicon Valley. I learned all of what I know about common sense growing up in The South. A catch phrase in Silicon Valley is: “It’s not a Bug, it’s a Feature!”. An equally quoted phrase in The [...]

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Economies of Scale

by Michelle

We briefly talked about Economies of Scale when we discussed Barriers to Entry, but I thought I’d delve into it a bit more since it relates to so many things in business. Economies of Scale basically means buying in bulk is always cheaper. It’s how Wal-mart, Sam’s Club, and Costco stay in business. It’s why [...]

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Hi There! I’m very excited to announce that I have a new feature here on the website.  I’m going to be interviewing small business persons about their business, why they decided to go into business for themselves and about their challenges and successes.  My first interview is with Shanna Simpson of  www.ShannaSimpson.com.   Shanna started her [...]

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