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There is a right scale for every business, straying from that point will harm your economic viability. For most businesses, there are diminishing returns on investments in staff or technology.

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“The only way to stand out from the crowd is to stand for something special.” Look at your business from the perspective of different CEOs to gain insights and make creative breakthroughs. Focus on what is right with your business, not just what is wrong.

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“Apple Computer started life as a business, not a company.” The differences between a business and company offer some intriguing insights and might be a worthwhile business planning exercise for entrepreneurs.

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RSS feeds and blogs are a good fast way to get content but there is definitely a need for professional level content somewhere in the middle between magazines and blogs. Micro-magazines are a great opportunity for aspiring publisher/ entrepreneurs. This format is also likely to reach a much larger audience of readers who are not comfortable with social media yet.

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It is easier and cheaper than ever to start new business initiatives so why waste your time planning? Just do it and see what happens.

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With inexpensive access to technology and a talented team, the costs and time required to build a new business from nothing are essentially zero. Here are two recently examples of companies conceived and developed in a weekend. Mingly ReadWriteWeb recently wrote about the universal address book startup Mingly. In November of last year, more than [...]

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In an age of ideas, experience and age may be more of a hinderance to success than benefit. A great idea, some web savvy and a good work ethic are the only ingredients needed to build million dollar, even billion dollar businesses. Here are there great recent articles with more information The Returns to Entrepeneurship [...]

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