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At age ten, I was completely broke.

Two girls came to live in our home that year. They came with a mom and two brothers, but I thought about them less. My parents welcomed their family into ours.

Springtime broke into the Estes Valley, creating unlimited opportunities for pinecone and spear grass wars. I tried to express my affection for the new ladies by throwing a handful of needles into their backs. They were far from twitter pated.

Running away from my advances, they turned my brother’s and my eyes towards something far greater than sharp thistles and sap between our fingers. I agreed, anything to spend more time with them. They called it, “Entrepreneurship”. I called it, “Lemonade”.

Learn how they made $65 a day…

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Keep Yourself Motivated, Perpetually

4 Quick Steps to Keep Yourself Perpetually Motivated

by Stefan Knapen

Feeling down a bit? When your friends talk about their latest victory on command of conquers, does it make you eager to play video games? Sometimes motivation can be hard, especially for young entrepreneurs.

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Positive Word of Mouth Spreads Like Wildflowers

Positive Word of Mouth Spreads Like Wildflowers

by Nick Tart

If you’re like most humans, you love to talk. More specifically, you love to gossip. Not only is it something we do every day, gossip can be an incredibly powerful motivating tool. As an entrepreneur, you need to take advantage it.

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10 Trusty Twitter Tips

10 Trusty Twitter Tips for Beginners

by Nick Tart

If you have a business, you need to be on Twitter. It’s quickly becoming the most effective, most targeted marketing channel on the Internet. But be careful how you use it. I have compiled 10 tips to build your social media brand on Twitter.

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3 Simple Ways to Make Your Customers Happy

3 Simple Ways to Make Your Customers Happy

by Nick Tart

Making someone happy is important to any relationship, especially in business. But the little things that make people happy are often overlooked. And, typically, these are the things that people remember.

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What it Takes to Be an Entrepreneur

What it Takes to Be an Entrepreneur

by Nick Tart

Can anyone be an entrepreneur? Absolutely. Can anyone be a successful entrepreneur? Probably not. Successful entrepreneurs are a rare breed. Not everyone meets the requirements.

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How to Create a Contract

How to Create a Contract (with a Template)

by Nick Tart

A blog is a place where you can express your opinions and share your knowledge, but it is also a great way to showcase your skills. From what I’ve found, it’s fairly common for start-up bloggers to…

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Word of Mouth Spits Like Wildfire

Negative Word of Mouth Spits Like Wildfire

by Nick Tart

With text messages, emails, wall posts and tweets, it’s easier to communicate than ever before. The easier it is to talk, the faster information will spread. As you may know, word of mouth (WOM) advertising is…

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Setting Up Your Blog: With Some Security

Setting Up Your Blog: With Some Security

by Andriy Noble

I’m going to outline the steps for setting up a blog with all the added features that you would want. Then we’re going to add some security to it. Alright so we are going to work with the Wordpress platform…

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Entrepreneurship is Like a Fat Man on a 3-Legged Stool

Entrepreneurship is Like a Fat Man on a 3-Legged Stool

by Nick Tart

Entrepreneurship is unique in that it encompasses and concentrates all areas of business into one entity, a stool in this case. Additionally, a business grows much like a person.

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Show What You Truly Feel With Video

Show What You Truly Feel With Video

by Jared OToole

What happens every time a company makes a mistake or gets called out on something? We see a press release or statement sent out that addresses the matter and tries to put it to rest.

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