Archive | Networking

02 October 2011 ~ 0 Comments

Staying Networked on Campus

It’s usually hard to walk to class every day and not notice all of the bleach-blonde sorority sisters yapping it up on their smartphones. You might think they are annoying, loud, and obtrusive; but deep down you know you’re jealous and want in on their secret sorority girl world. She might have a good idea [...]

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27 May 2009 ~ 13 Comments

60 Virtual Assistants Utilizing Twitter For Their Business

*Update: Some readers are having issues viewing this post when using Internet Explorer….get with the times and upgrade to FireFox But seriously, if you only see part of it or nothing, I’m sorry. I’m trying to figure out what the issue is but it seems like it may take some time.* One of the great [...]

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18 January 2009 ~ 3 Comments

Interview with Young Entrepreneur Christopher Blythe, Skoobit.com

The textbook market is one that has always intrigued me and one that I have entered into before myself, as well as done a fair amount of research on. However, each time I’ve developed an idea, there have been different reasons why I did not pursue them (whether it was business or industry related, or [...]

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19 December 2008 ~ 2 Comments

Tips for Running A Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization

I got an email the other day a week or more ago from a subscriber of the blog and a college student. He has been working on starting up an organization for student entrepreneurs at his school. He’s started laying the foundation for it but was looking for some more advice to help him with [...]

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04 November 2008 ~ 1 Comment

Entrepreneurial Summit Wrap Up

I got back Tuesday night (last week, I am a little behind on getting this posted) to Maryland from The Entrepreneurial Summit at Radford University. This was the second time that the annual summit had been held on campus. The first time was in October 2007 which I created, planned, and executed. The Summit definitely [...]

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01 November 2008 ~ 1 Comment

Practical Skills – The Primary Tools of a Young Entrepreneur

Some people may think of young entrepreneurs as dreamers who happened get lucky. While this may be true of some, it is far more likely that the young entrepreneur in question has put a lot of time and hard work into their ideas, ultimately resulting in success. What kinds of practical skills separate the young [...]

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21 August 2008 ~ 4 Comments

Golf in business is like drinking in college

I’m playing a round of golf today in a small tournament with co-workers. This ought to be interesting because I have never played real hardcore golf before; I am more of a mini golf fan. However, the sport of golf is an integral part of business these days, so I figured it was about time [...]

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