It's Final Four time! It seems like a lot of our recent posts have had a sports theme to them, but with the start of one season (baseball) and the fast-approaching end to another (college basketball), you'll have to be understanding. Fortunately, my recent obsession (ok, maybe not that recent...) with Yahoo! Sports has led me to this post.
There was an article put up earlier today about two guys who are running a very successful business centered around college basketball. They are the epitome of the entrepreneurial spirit, and while there is some controversy around them, you can't deny their success.
For all you budding entrepreneurs out there (and all you college basketball fans), this one might be worth the read.
Source: Power Couple
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Power Couple
Monday, October 9, 2006
More for entrepreneurs!
That article I found a couple weeks ago got me thinking, and I decided to try to find another good article for all you budding entrepreneurs. I managed to find one that I feel is actually very useful and important. One of the key things you'll need as you start up your new business is some capital. To get that, you'll need a business plan, which is what the article deals with.
Check it out!
Business Plans Should Be Simple & Passionate
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Are YOU an Entrepreneur?
Have you ever even considered starting your own business? I feel confident in assuming that a fair number of our readers fall into that category, which is why I want to point you to this cool article from "The Motley Fool":
Forming Your New Business
Hope you find it useful!
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
A Common Thread
I found a good article yesterday regarding successful businesses. I definitely recommend it to anybody with that entrepreneurial spirit (meaning everybody!). It's three pages, but well worth the read.
What Successful Businesses Have In Common