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Entrepreneurship
Before I went solo, one book that really helped me see myself as an entrepreneur was Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
I will start off with a disclaimer. I did not agree with everything in the book and I believe that there is way too much hype generated by the Rich Dad empire. [...]
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Entrepreneurship
What’s the best name to describe you in your solo startup?
Solo Entrepreneur
Sole Proprietor
Freelancer
Soloist
Free Agent
Independent Owner
Solopreneur
Nomad
Single Employee Corporation
Lone Ranger
Lonely CEO
Just Lonely
Posted by Rick Tuttle under
Entrepreneurship
I just read How to Call it a Day up on StartupNation that discusses how home entrepreneurs can balance their work and home life. I have found that in this area quality is better than quantity – whether your are getting things done for your business or spending time with your family.
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Entrepreneurship
Businesspundint has an interesting article with some stats on the age of entrepreneurs and how much money they REALLY make. When I went solo I had just turned 40 and I was almost “maxed out” in my salary band in the corporate world. If I wanted a higher salary I could have taken the executive [...]