Need to create a formal business entity?

Been scared off because you thought you’d need a lawyer and all that razzmatazz?

You’ve likely heard of one or more of the various web-based services that offer to do this for you at a fraction of what a lawyer will charge you.  And, yup, I’ve used a couple of these services myself in the past, with success, and without hassle.

So, when I saw my pal Stephen Hopson’s article over at Adversity University on this very topic, I thought I’d pass his experience your way.

Need to get legal?  Check ‘er out.

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Got tech?

Seth Godin has flat out nailed another great dream job opportunity over at Seth’s Blog.

He writes about the opportunity for the growing (should I say exponentially growing?) need for digital coaches — the person or groups of people who can help us make sense of and truly use all of the features in the digital goodies that are becoming increasingly abundant in our lives.  Seth defines a digital coach as a freelancer (individual) who usually works with entrepreneurs, small groups or companies to teach them how to dramatically improve productivity or market presence using technology. Read more »

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If your dream job is based around one of the following, you may want to rethink your choice:

According to Entrepreneur Magazine, if you’re in one of these businesses, you’ll likely be out of business within 10 years. Read more »

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Most people who fail in their own businesses do so because:

1.  They spend too much time on planning and research, and not enough on doing.

2.  They are hesitant to change things that aren’t working.

3.  They believe they are immune to the laws of #1 and #2.

If you can’t believe in a ready-fire-aim philosophy to your very core, you should be working for someone who does.

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Years ago, Srully Blotnick conducted a study of 1,500 people.  They were put into two categories:  Category A said they would pursue money first and do what they really wanted to do later.  Over 1,245 people went into that group.  Category B, made up of 255 people, said that they would seek their interests first, and trust that money would follow later.

What happened?

Twenty years later, there were 101 millionaires from the entire group.  Only one came from group A.  The remaining 100 millionaires came from group B, the group that said they would pursue their passions first and let money come later.

Right there is another clue on how to attract money.

Where is your focus — on money or passion?

Source:  Joe Vitale’s book, The Attractor Factor.

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By Jonathan Street

This truly is the business to get into. It’s a red hot opportunity that savvy investors can make a killing on when you know how. And this article will walk you step-by-step through the money-making process.

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By Rhonda Winn

We’ve heard numerous success stories of Internet entrepreneurs like Jeff Bezos, who started Amazon.com from his garage, using cheap plywood to construct desks. There are scores of others, and they never fail to make new entrepreneurs feel a little overwhelmed, or even jealous.

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By Dina Giolitto

Okay, so you’re getting a feel for this article marketing thing. Cool. Now you must write articles that will engage your reader and hold their attention all the way through, as opposed to “click and flee.”

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