I trained on the technical side of the ledger … but overtime my curiosity and passion pushed me on to so many other wonderful things … See what’s possible here …
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Most small businesses were completely caught off guard by the coronavirus pandemic. Unfortunately, many have been forced to shut down permanently in the wake of such a significant business disruption. But some businesses have managed to adapt to these changing times.
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by Amy Collett
If you are thinking about starting your own business, be prepared for a variety of challenges and benefits. It’s one of the hardest-yet-rewarding career paths you can choose. One factor that can make a big difference in your experience, however, is where your new business is located. By setting up shop in your home, you can eliminate some of the overhead costs that come with renting an office space, and you can enjoy more flexibility and balance in your work and home life.
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Working from home can be a steep learning curve, especially for those who thrive in an office environment. When the COVID-19 pandemic caused offices to close around the country, companies were forced to send their employees home and develop remote working strategies. While some people might have welcomed the change, working from home can be challenging for a number of reasons. If you’re new to remote work and are having difficulties adapting, use this resource to help you thrive in the pandemic era.
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If your small business has recently closed its doors, you are not alone. In fact, Coresight Research CEO and Founder Deborah Weinswig has predicted that 15,000 or more retailers will have closed their doors by the end of the year. However, retail is not the only industry that’s fallen on hard times. Particularly due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, a wide variety of industries are struggling because consumers are simply not going out and purchasing goods or services.
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By Keith W. Cooley, CEO, Principia, LLC “If there is neither excessive wealth nor immoderate poverty in a nation, then justice may be said to prevail.” – Thales Executive Summary: Once believed to be a powerful tool to slow the … Continue reading
Being successful means different things to different people but all of us, in one way or another, measure it in both financial terms (how much money we make) and the recognition we get for it. Some might even throw in … Continue reading
In blog post #2 I suggested that at-risk students CAN successfully graduate from our institutions of higher learning IF they are given the support they need and the chance they deserve. Evidence of that success can be seen in a … Continue reading
In my first blog post I offered that America will run out of an educated, knowledge-base driven workforce within the next 20-25 years, in part, because of our own inability to train America’s future composite majority; Blacks, Hispanics, Arab Americans… … Continue reading
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Blog Post #1: Tomorrow’s Future Workforce (When Minority becomes Majority)… As a young teen in Pontiac, Michigan one of my favorite daydreams was of going back in time… the 1860’s … the “Wild West”. I’d be equipped with the latest technology… … Continue reading
