Increasingly, more Americans are becoming entrepreneurs either by choice or because they have no other options. Articles in this category will cover a variety of topics of interest to entrepreneurs.
Forty percent of U.S. businesses are female-owned, and they generate $1.8 trillion a year in revenue through different business plans including Benefits Membership Revenue Strategy.
Ten years ago, I had the good fortune to be featured as an expert on The Oprah Winfrey Show and to meet the all-time queen
Millions of Americans would like to start their own businesses. But a lot of would-be entrepreneurs worry about the loss of a “steady” paycheck or
Getting the urge to strike out on your own to satisfy your entrepreneurial itch? Before you begin, be sure to obtain the necessary permits and licenses you’ll
After working together for more than a dozen years – and being a happily married duo for nearly a decade – we’ve learned a lot
Even though nearly half of Americans want to become entrepreneurs, the truth is that many of these people simply couldn’t hack it. Having your own
If you’re a small business owner, chances are you spend a good amount of time thinking about your inventory. If you’re not, you should be!
After a journalist recently asked me about owing my own company, it got me thinking about the pros and cons of entrepreneurship. Starting my own business
Editor’s note: Here on AskTheMoneyCoach we like to profile successful business owners that we’ve met during our journey as entrepreneurs. Jay Cameron is the kind of man
Entrepreneurs and would-be business owners are almost always super passionate about their careers. The problem, however, is that passion doesn’t always translate into cold, hard
If making more money and having more freedom are on your list of goals this year, you might want to try a new job
A teenager named Madison who I mentor is a huge animal lover. In fact, she’s the kind of 15-year-old that begs her parents to
As someone who has worked from home for the past decade, I know from first-hand experience, how incredibly gratifying it is – and how incredible
When my husband, Earl, left his job as a national accounts manager for book publisher John Wiley & Sons, the very last email he sent
The two most important jobs you have as a business owner is getting business and getting paid. Being a bill collector is one the toughest
