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Its Not All About Location Location Location
Last time we met I brought you the tale of how I scouted for and eventually found what I considered to be the best retail location for my new retail gunshop in my hometown of Madison.

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The Dollar Sign
The dollar sign represents a different message to different people, depending on their conditioning and outlook on life. In our increasingly Collectivist society, I think it is important for every entrepreneur to clarify his internal representation and translation of the Dollar Sign.
Sample Non Disclosure Agreement
An intermediary should always sign a confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement (NDA). It is a 1 to 5 page document that acknowledges you have sensitive information that if released could harm your business and it should not be shared. Venture capitalists, however, will not normally sign a confidentiality agreement. They see so many companies in the same industry that they cannot sign one agreement and risk not being able to invest in other potential good deals.
Cycle City declares bankruptcy
A lot of bargain hunters were picking up deals. I noticed one of the owners behind the parts counter dispensing friendly advice to a customer. At least he didn't seem bitter about his failed business venture. While browsing about the store I heard at least one person comment on the bankruptcy that “it was a sign of the times.” I couldn't help but wonder what this bankruptcy might be really a sign of.
Advanced Email Marketing Tactics You Must Know
If you have a sign up box on your website that invites people to sign up for your email newsletter, congratulations - you're a step ahead of many other businesses who are not doing any email marketing at all. But taking email marketing to the next level is so much more than that. Here's what you need to know.
What I Bought WIth $81,000,000
The other day I was driving 30 minutes to go to a client’s networking event and I saw a sign that pumped me up for the entire day. It was the lottery sign showing the jackpot at $81million. I started thinking about what I’d do with that much money
Attention Real Estate Investors - Increase Your Cash Flow With Outdoor Billboard Income
Most property owners and real estate investors do not have outdoor billboard income for one of two primary reasons. First, the local city sign ordinance prohibits the construction of an outdoor billboard on the property. Alternatively, if an outdoor billboard is permitted, the property owner does not know how to get billboard income.
Outdoor Billboard Business - The Incorrect Assumption on Billboard Height
When I first got into the outdoor billboard business, I assumed that the taller the sign, the better the sign. When I was driving down the interstate and I saw a really tall billboard, I would think to myself, “Now there’s a valuable sign”.

What Leaders Can Learn from "The King's Speech"
Accepting support isn't a sign of weakness; it's a sign of courage and strength. Only strong, self-aware leaders can analyze a situation and see, realistically, what they can or cannot face alone.
Small and Midsize Business Need Ordinance and Law Insurance Coverage
A little-known but very useful insurance coverage for small- to midsize-business owners is Ordinance and Law coverage. Generally lacking in simple commercial coverage, this basically is additional property coverage available to building owners and landlords of either residential or commercial units. Ordinance and Law coverage fills the gap in your property coverage if you own a building that is 25 years old or older which many Orange County properties are. Ordinance and Law coverage is broken down into three sections: Loss to the Undamaged Portion of the Building, Coverage for the Cost of Demolition and Coverage for the Increased Costs of Construction.

Open Door - Right Direction?
Here’s a reader question: Dan, My big goal is to start a business and I’ve taken the first few steps. My broad goal is simply to find a different job. It’s funny though – the more I work on my business plan, the more interviews and job opportunities come open to me. I’m not sure if it’s a sign that I’m really headed on the right track (and the other jobs are distractions) or if it’s a sign that there’s something else out there for me (just a different job, not my own business). How do you figure that out?

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