Ergebnis für "Liberty" in Geschäftsentwicklung & Unternehmertum

You live in your dream house, but there's no mortgage. No alarm clock, no boss, no bills. No claims on the day's time other than what you choose. It is making more money before breakfast than you made for an entire week at your last job. It is a crazy expensive car parked in your garage, a victorious symbol that your dreams no longer sleep in fantasies, but are awake with reality.

Freedom is not free. We've all heard the saying, but few have ever had to pay the price. This modern-day drama tells the tale of one family fleeing Canada for freedom and the American dream. Flight to Freedom is a harrowing tale of escape and a lighted path for those who wish to follow. The author has skillfully marked the trail behind him for those wanting to find their freedom. Canadians looking to leave can do so more easily using this resource. What would you sacrifice for freedom?

Unlock your full potential as an entrepreneur with Affirmations for Entrepreneurs, a devotional guide and reference book filled with daily mantras to boost your concentration and positivity. This book offers new perspectives on personal and interpersonal management, making it essential for both creative professionals and established entrepreneurs.

Through a personal history of a father and son - Mark and Marcus Haney - Richard Botkin explores the entrepreneurial spirit and the successes, challenges, and life lessons that come with the journey of entrepreneurship. While reminding listeners that victory comes at a price, Always by Your Side inspires listeners to never stop pursuing their goals and dreams. Richard Botkin is both an old Marine and old friend of Mark Haney's.

It has never been easier to start a home based business using the internet to sell what you make. A whole generation of young families are enjoy additional income because they've learned to make and sell from the comfort of their home. The potential is real and the impact on household budgets can be life changing. According to an April 2011 article in Inc. magazine, the average Etsy seller makes just $785 a year. You can do much better!