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Will You Add? - Out of the Cubicle and Into Business - Book Review
You may have heard recently about Google's new product Trends. I read about it in various blogs and feeds so I checked it out. For the first five seconds I just sort of stared at it. "Ok, this is neat, but so what?" I thought. Then it hit me in a huge way.<
I hear it all the time: Tradeshows are a waste of time and money. We stand around, selling our hearts out, and what do we have to show at the end of the day? Nothing.Well, that's the result you should expect, if you're like most exhibitors, and neglect the m
Along the way she poses 114 questions that every entrepreneur ought to be able to ask themselves...and yet many of us fail to do so until we are already in business and things aren't going the way we planned! Space is provided right in the book to write your answers, so you don't even need to fret about starting up the computer to get started. The icing on the cake lies in the narrative around the questions, giving these queries depth and increasing your understanding of why they
Do you have a business card? What does it say about you? About your company?Could anyone pick it up and know instantly exactly what you offer and the benefits they could enjoy by doing business with you? If your answer is “No” you are missing a vital marke
Along the way she poses 114 questions that every entrepreneur ought to be able to ask themselves...and yet many of us fail to do so until we are already in business and things aren't going the way we planned! Space is provided right in the book to write your answers, so you don't even need to fret about starting up the computer to get started. The icing on the cake lies in the narrative around the questions, giving these queries depth and increasing your understanding of why the
Prepaid expenses belong on the balance sheet and can encompass costs such as rent, insurance, advertising, and any other cost that normally would be expensed on your income statement but is paid in advance of the period in which it is owed. Prepaid expenses differ
Along the way she poses 114 questions that every entrepreneur ought to be able to ask themselves...and yet many of us fail to do so until we are already in business and things aren't going the way we planned! Space is provided right in the book to write your answers, so you don't even need to fret about starting up the computer to get started. The icing on the cake lies in the narrative around the questions, giving these queries depth and increasing your understanding of why the
Many of us have noticed how some nearby communities seem to be “wealthier” than other nearby communities. They seem to have more shopping markets, more restaurants, more choices; items often cost more in these communities than they do in surrounding areas, yet the
Over the past 25 years I have had the unique opportunity to talk directly with many of the professionals and instructors who use Overhead Projectors as an integral part of their profession. Through these interactions I have accumulated notes and information that ha
Add in the "Perspectives", little pieces of information that make you look at business in a different way, and you have a dynamite book. My favorite is her perspective titled "Business Plans - It's not the Document"; which explains that the goal of doing a business plan isn't just to get the document written -- rather, it is to ask the probing questions and really get a good feel for the feasibility of your business model.
The book includes a section on the different legal entities you might choose for your business, choosing how you are going to keep track of your business financially, and several other considerations. Plus a complete Glossary of Terms.
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