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The One Entrepreneurial Risk You Should Never Assume-Insurance Requirements of the Self Employed
Could your business survive an extended, forced shut down? If you don't have a plan that ensures your rent, utilities, payroll, suppliers and your own income can be payed even while your business is shut down for months the answer is no and your small business is at risk. Business Interruption or Loss of Income insurance bridges the gap between the businesses normal income and its income due to a forced closing. It also can assure certain business critical expenses will be paid.

A Letter To America
The USA is undergoing a huge shift in its ability to create a better society, country and world. It starts in the home, in the workplace and centres of leadership. I applaud your bravery and would like to share my view from afar with the intent of assisting those wishing to make this transistion faster and smoother.

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Do You Know Where Your Disaster Recovery Plan Is
Disasters of major magnitude are major news again after the Gulf coast region of the United States was hit by 2 major hurricanes. So it is very timely for me to ask each of you: “Do you know where your disaster recovery plan is?” “Do you even have a disaster recovery plan or crisis management plan?” “What business contingency plans do you have?” I am very concerned that in too many cases the answers would be “No” “No” and “None!” The plain hard truth is that if your business is going to continue to perform at a profitable or administratively adequate level when a crisis occurs, crisis/emergency planning is imperative. You must have a properly prepared disaster recovery plan in place and have the appropriate staff fully briefed on their responsibilities.
Do Publicity Stunts Work? As Sarah would say, 'You Betcha!'
Publicists have long put a human face on a story. Hollywood celebrities promote causes. Victims flee hurricanes. President Roosevelt once dispatched photographers to take compelling pictures of victims of the dust bowl of the 1930's to evoke sympathy for them. When orchestrated right, stunts can be powerful media exposure generators.

When Disaster Strikes: Essential Financial Documents
When flood, fire, or another fast-moving disaster occurs, our first and correct inclination is to save ourselves and our family members (and this includes dearly loved pets) by getting out of the danger zone as swiftly as possible. However, when you have some warning, as is often the case with hurricanes, rising waters from incipient floods, or wildfires, you may want to consider having your important financial documents in one spot so you can grab and run.
Nothing and Everything
As a bit of time has passed, hopefully we are able to put the death and destruction from the Oklahoma tornadoes in some type of perspective. Although a tragedy of that nature can never be fully understood, there are lessons to be learned. My most lasting memory is of a young father being interviewed on the radio. As he stood with his wife and two children on the spot of barren dirt that hours before had been his home and everything he owned, he spoke the words I will keep with me always.

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