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Entries by Jesse Torres
How your small business can survive and thrive with these cash flow tips
Keeping your business cash flow alive is one of the most difficult challenges for small business owners and entrepreneurs. It can define the life or death of your business.
First impressions count and how hiring companies can help
Substantial research has affirmed the importance of first impressions while exploring a variety of factors that contribute to their formation.
How to become an influencer and advance your business
There’s a difference between being famous and being an influencer. O.J. Simpson was and continues to be famous. Better yet, infamous. John Wooden was an influencer.
3 Mistakes savvy leaders know how to avoid (the hot dog challenge)
We all make mistakes but when mistakes happen to someone else, especially if we are responsible for their results, we tend to be controlling and unforgiving. Leading is also
Feast or famine? How to keep your cash flow working for your business
A significant percentage of cash-flow issues result because owners have not spent adequate time estimating the arrival of various revenue streams and balanced that against their need to pay certain expenses.
Veteran’s Day: Veterans make great entrepreneurs
In the near term more than 250,000 service members a year will transition into civilian life and become veterans, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). This means the economy…
Corporate social responsibility why investors don’t give a sh!# about it
Today’s socially conscious businesses with corporate social responsibility programs are not socialists nor hypocrites. We are entrepreneurs that believe that it is possible to be profitable while supporting the communities in which we operate.
I Google, you Google, we Google: Own your brand success
As an entrepreneur and a writer of “all things entrepreneur” I am constantly looking at the successes and failures of businesses. I do this to both implement it in my ventures as well as to share it with the world.
