I’m 23 and do very well currently, but I still find its not enough, I want to be filthy successful in life, I won Salesman of the Year at the most Improved and #1 GMC dealership in the Western United States, so I believe I have good enough business skills to take some risks and manage them, and...
I have this great idea but in the process i found that what i wanted to patent had already been patented. Now to go on with this product i need that patent. What are the procedures i need to take to gain the patent and avoid the company turning me down or even taking my idea to the market.
I have a year old business that is doing well. Now I want to know the best way to invest some of the profits to reap tax benefits but also diversify to cover for kids, retirement and emergencies.
I am a mother of two children that has tried everything as far as creating a second income in our home. I have done get paid to surveys and emails (takes to long, not enough money), I’ve tried ebay, blogging (not enough traffic), mystery shopping, selling my handmade jewelry online and affiliate programs. Nothing seems to bring in a substantial amount of income for me. I don’t want to return to the work force because I prefer to stay home with my children and childcare is way to expensive and I don’t want to risk going to prison if someone does something to my children (I’m serious about that). I have a very strong entreprenuer spirit and believe that I can do very well at home making money, I’ve just got to find the right outlet. I would like serious business minded suggestions please.
Inventor/Entreprenuer with low cash flow needs representatives or resources for getting into the right over the counter trade show.
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(patents pending in US, Japan, Brazil, & Canada… recently granted in the UK!)
I am a freshman undergraduate student at Winston Salem State and am not exactly sure what I should major in. I am thinking about majoring in economics, but it is also a goal of mine to one day own my own business. I don’t know what exactly it would be, or in which field, but it is something I would like to do if I get the chance. So, what major can set me up for a career in the corporate world (if it doesn’t work out) and my goal of being an entrepreneur: economics, management, entrepreneurship, or some other business major?
I should also mention that I’m a big sports fan and wouldn’t mind owning a business or having a job dealing with or related to sports (basketball, football mostly)
(I’m not saying I’m going to become an entrepreneur, but would just like to now which degree gives me skills I could use in a regular job, and in starting and running my own business)
