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1.	Bookmarks: 22	What To DO When You Don't Know What To Do NEXT? In the course of building your business, there are times where you may not actually be sure of what next steps to take or even what questions to ask. I help entrepreneurs with business development and small business funding support and coaching and these are the very questions I hear from clients during our first meeting.
2.	Bookmarks: 0	Rest of small business funding know-how For a small business owner, it is never easy to secure a business loan, either for working capital or for starting a new business, as most lenders consider them risky investment.It worsens when such borrowers—small business owners—go for funding unprepared. My endeavor through this series of articles is to make small business owners aware of some crucial aspects of funding process.
3.	Bookmarks: 4	Small Business Funding - Reach into your own #%&! pockets! The simplest way for home business owners to get the money they need to start a home business is from the principal owner’s own pockets..that means YOU!
4.	Bookmarks: 20	Small Business Funding: The Haves And The Have-Nots I’ve heard it literally thousands of times from inventors and start-up entrepreneurs “I have the best idea on the planet --- why can’t I get anyone to invest in me?” Every entrepreneur has the opportunity in this country to seek funding to help launch their idea yet very few do it successfully. It has everything to do with the opportunities you can actually create for yourself.
5.	Bookmarks: 17	Small Business Funding: 10 Ways To Actually ‘Sell’ Your Idea Before You Launch Here are some things you can do right from the beginning to build value in your business. These are important items if you want to attract funding, experts, customers and large contracts.
6.	Bookmarks: 42	Passion To Prosperity For The Holistic Practitioner and Service Provider All too often, practitioners and service professionals who maintain a high degree of integrity with the work they do find it challenging to grow their business--- or to even think of the service they provide as a “business”. What general happens is they find themselves continually trading time for dollars with no room left to pursue other important activities such as marketing, follow-up, networking, operational duties, or developing other revenue streams of their business, etc.