For many people, running your own business is the dream. A challenge that offers up unending rewards, freedom, and flexibility, and in some ways that is true. That said for every advantage being an entrepreneur offers there is a raft of disadvantages that require due consideration. Starting up your own enterprise is very exciting, […]
The Pros And Cons Of Entrepreneurship
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydFor many people, running your own business is the dream. A challenge that offers up unending rewards, freedom, and flexibility, and in some ways that is true. That said for every advantage being an entrepreneur offers there is a raft of disadvantages that require due consideration. Starting up your own enterprise is very exciting, […]
Helping Couples Start a Family Business: The Guide to Ensuring Success
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydStarting a family business is a great way to bring your loved ones closer together while also providing a stable income. But as with any venture, there are certain steps you need to take to make sure your family business is successful. In this article, we’ll outline those steps and provide some tips for keeping […]
Why I Refused To Pay For Clown College (And Other Parenting Tips)
in Humor, Personal Stories/by Kenneth W. BoydI was traveling in the late 1990s, and found out that there was a clown college in Baraboo, WI. I told my 4-year old son Connor about it, and he really wanted to attend. I downplayed the idea: “That’s not a job that people do in real life. You probably won’t be interested in […]
The Sleeping Giants for Money Moves and Business Growth
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydWhether your business is just a start-up or you’re a slightly bigger corporation, it’s essential to know the existing money moves that lead to success in the new normal. Not only will this help the expansion of your business, but it will also affect other aspects such as your finances, workforce, and overall business practices. […]
The Hungover Golf Caddy and Business Ethics
in Humor, Personal Stories/by Kenneth W. Boyd“Kenneth? Rich called.” It’s 6:30am on a June Saturday in 1983, and I’m a college sophomore. I’ve been asleep about four hours after a night of drinking with friends. I’ve worked as a golf caddy since 7th grade, and still work at Exclusive Country Club on the weekends. Rich, the Caddymaster, needs older […]
The 5-Step Journey To Become Successful As An Entrepreneur
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydIf you’re reading this, there’s a good chance that you’ve thought about becoming an entrepreneur and starting your own business. The 5-Step Journey as an Entrepreneur outlines how to start your own business, become successful at it, scale it up, and make money. Let’s take a look! Join Conference Room: Great content on accounting, […]
Why Every Business Needs A Business Plan
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydWhen you start a new business, one of the first things you need to do is write a business plan. Although it may seem unnecessary, a good business plan can really help you get where you want to go in your business a lot more quickly than if you didn’t have one. Writing a business […]
7 Things You Need To Start A Business From Home
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydEach year, hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs start new businesses in the United States. Some of those do so by establishing their brands from commercial or industrial premises, while others start small by building their new businesses from home. If you’re thinking of launching a new home-based business, you’ll join the many thousands of other […]
10 Reasons Why You’re Getting Frequent Colds
in Personal Finance/by Kenneth W. BoydMany people have a recurring problem with catching colds. They’ll get one, then another, and another-sometimes as often as once a month! But that doesn’t have to be your story! In this article, we’re going to explore ten reasons why you might be getting more colds than other people do. Consult with a […]
Building a Career: Where to Start, What to Do, and How to Choose
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydYou will most likely spend at least eight to ten hours a day doing tasks when you start working. Ten hours is a long time to spend on something you don’t like. That said, it’s crucial to choose a job that will offer emotional and physical benefits. If you are just about to enter […]