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5 Entrepreneurial Traits

February 14th, 2010 -- Posted in Time Management, Wealth Strategies, personal development | 6 Comments »

As I meet and work with more and more successful entrepreneurs here are 5 of the traits I see they have in common:

  • Find a business you are passionate about and then it will become a part of you.  A strong entrepreneur is always thinking of business.  It won’t feel like work when you love what you do and you are a part of the whole.
  • Keep a list of business ideas.  Never discount them as being irrelevant and always continue reading »

New Addition to the Kindle Family

November 16th, 2009 -- Posted in Book Review, Misc Ranting, Time Management | 3 Comments »
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Those of you who are fans of the Kindle will love the new addition to the Kindle family!  With the new version you can receive books, newspapers, and magazines wirelessly whether you live in the U.S. or abroad in over 100 countries.

Take a look at the U.S. wireless version for the reduced price of $259, or the U.S. and Int’l wireless version for only $279.

Xmas is almost here, so start your wish list or surprise a special someone!  I’d love to hear your reviews of these as well.

Until next time,  J.
“Take control of your destiny or someone else will”


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It’s All In The Mind

October 20th, 2009 -- Posted in Home Business Ideas, Time Management, Wealth Strategies, personal development | 4 Comments »

We’ve spoken in the past about how focus and determination are important if you are to succeed. This comes all the more into play when talking of a home based business. Setting up and running a company or operations out of your home office can be extremely trying if you have friends and family members always determined to stop by. The first thing most successful home based business owners will do is to set up a time and zone or space in which they work. This then is their ‘office’ and is treated as you would any 9-5 job in a company. It means no personal calls, no friends stopping by uninvited and no long and leisurely coffee breaks taken as and when deemed necessary.

However, while setting up an ‘office space’ is important, even more important is switching to an entrepreneurial  mindset. This is about adjusting the way you think, act and believe to reflect a business ownership. In order to do this, you will need to do the following:

1. Ignore all the nay-sayers: These are the people who say you cannot do something. A surprisingly large amount of negativity comes from continue reading »

The 4 Hour Workweek Review Now Posted on Baby Boomers Blueprint!

July 1st, 2009 -- Posted in Book Review, Outsourcing, Time Management | 1 Comment »

I have been quietly working on a new blog , which you can find at www.BabyBoomersBlueprint.com .  Although it is still a work in progress, please take a peek to see the new post which is a book review of Timothy Ferriss’ – The 4 Hour Workweek .

Please leave me a comment with your thoughts of how the site is looking so far, and what YOU would like to see included there.

Thanks for stopping by, I REALLY appreciate it!

Until next time,  J.
“Take control of your destiny or someone else will”


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