How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity is an easy-to-follow business and entrepreneurial guide that answers all your questions about making your small business profitable. Ms. Pinderhughes will teach you how to Beat the Competition with Ease and reveals her secrets to success on important topics such as: How to Make Money with Your Business; How to Choose the Best Business for You; ·How to Finance your Business and Bank your Profits for Top Dollar; How to Get the Best Insurance for the Most Profitable Results; How to have a Fool-Proof Plan for Management, Marketing, Publicity & Advertising; How to find the best space for Your Home-Base or Commercial Business; How to How to Build and Expand Your Thriving Web-site Business to an International Market; How to be spiritual, disciplined and determined to succeed.
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"McCoy Pinderhuges has laid out a game plan that helps you each and every step of the way". -- Sonya Donaldson, Editor, Black Enterprise Magazine
A Step by step process to achieving that dream! -- - Ann Burns, Editor, Library Journal
A must read! Don't start a business without this book! -- Terrie Williams, Author of The Perfect Touch and Plentiful Harvest
A Step by step process to achieving that dream! -- - Ann Burns, Editor, Library Journal
A must read! Don't start a business without this book! -- Terrie Williams, Author of The Perfect Touch and Plentiful Harvest
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Paula McCoy-Pinderhughes is the former Small Business Editor for Black Enterprise Magazine where she wrote, assigned and edited articles for the "Enterprise (How-To)" section of the international publication. Her contributions advised seasoned business owners on more efficient ways of running their enterprises while at the same time igniting the fire, providing the inspiration and sharing her business knowledge with countless entrepreneurs enabling them to begin the journey of realizing perhaps, a life long dream .
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Great stuff,
By Mary Shelley (Los Angeles, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity: The African-American Guide to Owning, Building and Maintaining Successfully Your Own Small Business (Paperback)
This book has been really helpful in getting me organized and thinking about my small business as a Business rather than something I do. How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity is a wonderful resource.
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AN OUTSTANDING WEALTH OF INFORMATION FOR ENTREPRENEURS!,
By Heather Covington "The Heat of The Literary W... (YOUnity Reviewers Worldwide) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity: The African-American Guide to Owning, Building and Maintaining Successfully Your Own Small Business (Paperback)
How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity is a wonderful, informational tool of success for power speakers, motivational seminars and organizations with ideal goals in mind for helping the entrepreneur to excel beyond one's proximal business goals and truly succeed. It is also a power handbook that prepares entrepreneurs to take realistic steps before starting a business, analyze one's personal strengths with helpful self-check lists, make sound investments upon researching all possibilities for assistance and support, create a sound power plan for advertising and marketing, and it provides valuable contacts, investors and resources. Paula has devised a well constructed manual for today's entrepreneur who wants to grow and prosper. I highly recommend this title and will make reference to it in my own power seminars. I only take along less than a dozen books, and How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity has made the list. There is an incredible and OUTSTANDING wealth of information in one book by Paula McCoy Pinderhughes.
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A book definition of an entrepreneur: One who organizes and assumes the risk of a business or enterprise. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
African American, Small Business Administration, Did You Know, New York New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- The Home Office by Links International in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Small Business: Production/Operations Management (Small Business Series) by Terry Hill in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- George Washington (Pendulum Illustrated Biography Series : Presidents) by Naunerle C. Farr in Back Matter
- Pay Yourself First: The African American Guide to Financial Success and Security by Jesse B. Brown in Front Matter
- Life Insurance Made E-Z by Silver Lake Publishing in Back Matter
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