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Cutting Costs in College

Most college students don’t have much money. It’s hard to save up cash when you’re constantly busy. Costs add up: a pizza here, a night out there–pretty soon your bank account is nonexistent. With just a few simple tips, you can

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Behind The Scenes At A Trade Show: What You Never Knew!

Trade shows are a business must for all brands, new and old.  It’s the easiest and quickest way to get out on the market and set up new accounts.  Yes, they cost a lot of money and no, it’s not

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Keeping the Bills Paid, Part 4

This is the 4th in a series of stories where entrepreneurs tell how they kept the bills paid, during the lean times. In this installment, you’ll meet Rob, who along with blogging about his entrepreneurial experiences, runs 10 small online

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Keeping the Bills Paid, Part 3

This is the 3rd in a series of stories where entrepreneurs tell how they kept the bills paid, during the lean times. In this installment, you’ll meet Marc, Kelli, and Catherine. Marc Anderson, General Manager/Owner of online English training company

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Keeping the Bills Paid, Part 2

This is the 2nd in a series of stories where entrepreneurs tell how they kept the bills paid, during the lean times. In this installment, you meet Michael, Steve, and Adam. Michael Lewis, Chief Concierge and Owner of Suite Arrival

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Keeping the Bills Paid, Part 1

This series is for my awesome readers. Some of the feedback I’ve been getting from my readers is – “I love your articles and interviews. They are so inspiring, but what I want to know is – how are these

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Overcoming Limitations, Part 6

This is the 6th and final installment in a series of stories from entrepreneurs who have not let limitations in life and business stop them from reaching their goals of owning a successful business. In this installment, you’ll meet Gabrielle,

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Interview with Kathy Swenning of Roz Petalz Studio

This is the last in a series of interviews with Etsy entrepreneurs. It was through social media that Kathy Swenning first heard about Etsy. Kathy is a polymer clay artist that specializes in custom beads and jewelry. In this interview,

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Overcoming Limitations, Part 5

This is the 5th in a series of stories from entrepreneurs who have not let limitations in life and business stop them from reaching their goals of owning a successful business. In this installment, you’ll meet Tiffany, who didn’t let

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Interview with Ella Averbukh of Ellita’s Flying Snail

This is # 12 in a series of interviews with Etsy entrepreneurs. Ella Averbukh, a New York-based knit apparel and accessories designer, was on a quest to figure out how she could earn a living using her creative skills. She