"It's not my job" or the like is a line we far-too-often hear. It is a phrase that needs purged from our lexicon. Unfortunately, its use is widespread.
The expression we usually use is that it is ignorance that confers this blessing. Let's challenge that notion with the paradise that lays just beyond the informed horizon.
When I first started in this online marketplace and community, I thought that the name was pig Latin for "be." While the name and origin weren't quite in sync with that, it is no less relevant.
Hey, come around this blog often? I could always use a friend along for the ride. We are taking a bit of a side trip from the business district out into the countryside.
Whether you are writing a business plan to apply for a loan, or just checking out where you currently are with a decision, a S.W.O.T. (pronounced "swat") Analysis is very important to complete.
"I read this article a while back that said Microsoft employs more millionaire secretaries than any other company in the world. They took stock options over Christmas bonuses. It was a good move."
Why do you want to start your own business? Or, if you have, why did you decide to put a lot on the line to do so? A similar question can be asked of those who have found their non-self-employment careers in life: Why?
As with any business, you are presumably starting it so that you can provide yourself with income. There may be other, altruistic reasons, but at the end of the day you need to pay both the business's and your own as well.