Comments for The Small Business Blog http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:24:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Top 10 Quotes from Albert Einstein by Tom Chavez http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/top-10-quotes-from-albert-einstein/#comment-58232 Tom Chavez Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:54:17 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/top-10-quotes-from-albert-einstein/#comment-58232 Are there any Albert Einstein Fans out there? Check out this amazing portrait of Einstein. Created with numbers, equations, and the nuclear symblol. Go to http://www.tomartcom.com/html/images/einstein.htm Are there any Albert Einstein Fans out there? Check out this amazing portrait of Einstein. Created with numbers, equations, and the nuclear symblol.
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]]> Comment on What to do when business is slow? by » List of Things to Do When Business is SlowAll Freelance Blog : Tips and Advice for Freelancers & Self Employed http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/what-to-do-when-business-is-slow/#comment-57896 » List of Things to Do When Business is SlowAll Freelance Blog : Tips and Advice for Freelancers & Self Employed Sat, 19 Jan 2008 06:40:39 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/2006/08/08/what-to-do-when-business-is-slow/#comment-57896 [...] Blog daily and put Google Ads on your blog…believe me the money will come in. Take a Vacation with the Family Since many freelancers work seven days a week, vacations are usually few and far between. When business is slow, this is the optimal time to get away for a little while and reconnect with the family. Since freelancers are never too far from their “office” as they usually work out of their home, getting away from it all in the way of a vacation is the perfect thing to do. Due to the fact that business is slow, there are no excuses with regard to being unable to get away from the office for a vacation. Take the Time to Have Some Fun If you don’t have the time or cash for a vacation, then at least allow yourself to have a little break from work. Use this free time to take a walk, go to the park, walk around in the mall, go out with some friends, go to the spa, or whatever floats your boat. Soon you will have more work than you can handle, so why not take advantage of this free time. Take Care of Household Duties For those who do freelance work out of their homes, it is often easy to overlook household duties and tasks, especially in the height of the work season. During the time when business is slow, use this time to take care of household duties whether it be something as simple as cleaning the bathrooms to something more extreme such as cleaning out the garage. Links to Similar Articles on the Net How Designers Can Make Money When Business is Slow Putting the Holiday Slump to Work for Your Business What to Do When Business is Slow On Discipline When Business is Slow Entrepreneurs Get Their Best Ideas During Down Time Entrepreneurs Get Their Best Ideas During Down Time What to do in Your Down Time Taking advantage of downtime Making the Most of Business DowntimeTechnorati Tags: slow business, business is slow, what to do when business is slow, what to do during downtime, business downtime, business down time, downtime, no business, no projects, freelance, freelancing, freelancers, consulting, consultants, free lance, self employment, self employed, freelance downtime [...] [...] Blog daily and put Google Ads on your blog…believe me the money will come in. Take a Vacation with the Family Since many freelancers work seven days a week, vacations are usually few and far between. When business is slow, this is the optimal time to get away for a little while and reconnect with the family. Since freelancers are never too far from their “office” as they usually work out of their home, getting away from it all in the way of a vacation is the perfect thing to do. Due to the fact that business is slow, there are no excuses with regard to being unable to get away from the office for a vacation. Take the Time to Have Some Fun If you don’t have the time or cash for a vacation, then at least allow yourself to have a little break from work. Use this free time to take a walk, go to the park, walk around in the mall, go out with some friends, go to the spa, or whatever floats your boat. Soon you will have more work than you can handle, so why not take advantage of this free time. Take Care of Household Duties For those who do freelance work out of their homes, it is often easy to overlook household duties and tasks, especially in the height of the work season. During the time when business is slow, use this time to take care of household duties whether it be something as simple as cleaning the bathrooms to something more extreme such as cleaning out the garage. Links to Similar Articles on the Net How Designers Can Make Money When Business is Slow Putting the Holiday Slump to Work for Your Business What to Do When Business is Slow On Discipline When Business is Slow Entrepreneurs Get Their Best Ideas During Down Time Entrepreneurs Get Their Best Ideas During Down Time What to do in Your Down Time Taking advantage of downtime Making the Most of Business DowntimeTechnorati Tags: slow business, business is slow, what to do when business is slow, what to do during downtime, business downtime, business down time, downtime, no business, no projects, freelance, freelancing, freelancers, consulting, consultants, free lance, self employment, self employed, freelance downtime [...]

]]> Comment on Business Quote of the Week - 11/19/2007 by Northstar Thinktank http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/business-quote-of-the-week-11192007/#comment-54796 Northstar Thinktank Mon, 10 Dec 2007 02:38:41 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/business-quote-of-the-week-11192007/#comment-54796 <strong>How To Find A Great Business Idea...</strong> In a recent video I prepared to our large list of Thinktank subscribers I talked about the secret of taking action. You get an idea. You start taking action on it. You make adjustments and discoveries along the way. And... How To Find A Great Business Idea…

In a recent video I prepared to our large list of Thinktank subscribers I talked about the secret of taking action. You get an idea. You start taking action on it. You make adjustments and discoveries along the way. And…

]]> Comment on How Long to Keep Business Records by Pat Bandomri http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/how-long-to-keep-business-records/#comment-49921 Pat Bandomri Thu, 25 Oct 2007 15:49:44 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/how-long-to-keep-business-records/#comment-49921 I'm looking for information for a company that is liquidating and need to know the lenth of time we need to keep records after the business no longer exists. Ther does not seem to be any information on this topic out there. I’m looking for information for a company that is liquidating and need to know the lenth of time we need to keep records after the business no longer exists. Ther does not seem to be any information on this topic out there.

]]> Comment on Tax Writeoffs for the Self-Employed by Matt http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/tax-writeoffs-for-the-self-employed/#comment-7027 Matt Thu, 08 Feb 2007 20:57:32 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/2006/03/09/tax-writeoffs-for-the-self-employed/#comment-7027 Hi Kent, I'm not sure about Canadian law, but US Law offers a deduction for charitable giving but I believe there is a limit. Also, many US businesses simply take a loss and that helps lower their tax bill. Best advised to get an hour or so of advice from a CPA or Tax Attorney. Hi Kent,

I’m not sure about Canadian law, but US Law offers a deduction for charitable giving but I believe there is a limit. Also, many US businesses simply take a loss and that helps lower their tax bill. Best advised to get an hour or so of advice from a CPA or Tax Attorney.

]]> Comment on Tax Writeoffs for the Self-Employed by Kent Smith http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/tax-writeoffs-for-the-self-employed/#comment-7017 Kent Smith Thu, 08 Feb 2007 18:21:55 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/2006/03/09/tax-writeoffs-for-the-self-employed/#comment-7017 Hi. We own & operate a small ladies clothing shop. Last season we over purchased inventory. If we donate $30000.Cnd to a womans shelter can we use the entire donation in this tax year? Please note that our company is incorperated. Thank you. Kent Hi. We own & operate a small ladies clothing shop. Last season we over purchased inventory. If we donate $30000.Cnd to a womans shelter can we use the entire donation in this tax year? Please note that our company is incorperated.
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Kent

]]> Comment on The Myth of Business Failure Rates by startupspark.com » Blog Archive » Why Even Bother Starting a New Business? http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/the-myth-of-business-failure-rates/#comment-4098 startupspark.com » Blog Archive » Why Even Bother Starting a New Business? Sun, 12 Nov 2006 20:51:38 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/2006/04/04/the-myth-of-business-failure-rates/#comment-4098 [...] When asked how many new businesses fail, many will say, “Nine out of ten.” Seems that’s an urban myth. Dr. Cornwall debunks the business failure myth rather succinctly. [...] [...] When asked how many new businesses fail, many will say, “Nine out of ten.” Seems that’s an urban myth. Dr. Cornwall debunks the business failure myth rather succinctly. [...]

]]> Comment on Start a Company without Quitting Your Day Job by Melonie K. Murray (SmallBizMentor.com) http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/start-a-company-without-quitting-your-day-job/#comment-94 Melonie K. Murray (SmallBizMentor.com) Wed, 03 May 2006 06:38:32 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/2006/05/02/start-a-company-without-quitting-your-day-job/#comment-94 I just read this today as well; great article! I think it will truly inspire those who are dreaming of building their own business but aren't quite sure whether they can afford to take that leap of faith. For those who need the security of a steady paycheck, these five tips may give them the urge to move forward as solopreneurs. I just read this today as well; great article! I think it will truly inspire those who are dreaming of building their own business but aren’t quite sure whether they can afford to take that leap of faith. For those who need the security of a steady paycheck, these five tips may give them the urge to move forward as solopreneurs.

]]> Comment on Guide to Raising Startup Capital by Business Opportunities Weblog | Guide to Raising Capital http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/guide-to-raising-startup-capital/#comment-55 Business Opportunities Weblog | Guide to Raising Capital Thu, 20 Apr 2006 02:36:04 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/2006/04/19/guide-to-raising-startup-capital/#comment-55 [...] which, of course, we think is great. Posted by Dane on April 19, 2006 | 0 Comments In Financing Email This Post Possibly Related Entries Venture Capital: The Definitive Guide for Entrepreneurs,Investors, and PractitionersFund Raising: The Guide to Raising Money from Private SourcesDon’t Take the MoneyThe Language of Venture CapitalThe Art of the Start: The Time-Tested, Battle-Hardened Guide for Anyone Starting AnythingFast Capital without Venture CapitalistsFund Raising and Public Relations: A Critical Analysis (Communication)Common Financing MistakesSchools Offer Real Venture Capital LessonsVCs’ Tips for Winning The Support of Investors Comments [...] [...] which, of course, we think is great. Posted by Dane on April 19, 2006 | 0 Comments In Financing Email This Post Possibly Related Entries Venture Capital: The Definitive Guide for Entrepreneurs,Investors, and PractitionersFund Raising: The Guide to Raising Money from Private SourcesDon’t Take the MoneyThe Language of Venture CapitalThe Art of the Start: The Time-Tested, Battle-Hardened Guide for Anyone Starting AnythingFast Capital without Venture CapitalistsFund Raising and Public Relations: A Critical Analysis (Communication)Common Financing MistakesSchools Offer Real Venture Capital LessonsVCs’ Tips for Winning The Support of Investors Comments [...]

]]> Comment on Common Sense Tips For Avoiding Litigation by Business Opportunities Weblog | Tips For Avoiding Litigation http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/common-sense-tips-for-avoiding-litigation/#comment-6 Business Opportunities Weblog | Tips For Avoiding Litigation Thu, 16 Mar 2006 13:41:20 +0000 http://www.mynewcompany.com/blog/2006/03/15/common-sense-tips-for-avoiding-litigation/#comment-6 [...] MyNewCompany.com Posted by Dane on March 16, 2006 | 0 Comments In Legal Email This Post Possibly Related Entries How to Improve Your Radio Ads100 Tips to Improve YourBusinessTips on Avoiding Work at Home ScamsFive Tips to Improve your CreativitySome Tips for Naming Your BusinessNetworking TipsSurvival Tips for Small Business SpousesThe Importance of CompetitionWork at Home? Time Saving Tips for Phone and EmailAvoiding Taxes Comments [...] [...] MyNewCompany.com Posted by Dane on March 16, 2006 | 0 Comments In Legal Email This Post Possibly Related Entries How to Improve Your Radio Ads100 Tips to Improve YourBusinessTips on Avoiding Work at Home ScamsFive Tips to Improve your CreativitySome Tips for Naming Your BusinessNetworking TipsSurvival Tips for Small Business SpousesThe Importance of CompetitionWork at Home? Time Saving Tips for Phone and EmailAvoiding Taxes Comments [...]

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