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Navigating Potential Business Problems

As a business consultant, I hear my fair share of horror stories from business owners who did not plan and prepare for the possibility of problems arising as time passes. Most people I work with seem to have no trouble planning for the goals that they want to achieve, but they tend to overlook any issues that might come their way. I feel that with just a little planning and preparation, many problems within a startup business can be avoided overall. For example, taking time to hire a lawyer to represent you when a customer challenges you can go a long way in keeping your business reputation in check. I started this website to offer my words of "wisdom" and advice to help both new and established business owners navigate possible problems and to create strong business practices. I hope these pages give you some good ideas if nothing else.

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Golden Spaceships And 3 Other Unique Uses Of Gold

Posted on 22 December 2014

Even though you know that gold is used for jewelry and as a medium of monetary exchange, there are many other uses for this valuable metal. Here are four unique uses for gold. Gold in Spaceships Gold is used in the circuitry of spaceships. Considering the amount of money is spent on the research and development of spaceships, it is no wonder that scientists depend on this highly reliable metal for this task. [Read More]

3 Ways To Protect Your Documents And Supplies In A Storage Unit

Posted on 18 December 2014

As you are looking to put old documents and supplies in a storage unit, one of the biggest problems you need to plan for is how to protect those things from the elements. While storage units are secure and protected, there are still problems that can befall your belongings while they are being stored. Here are 3 ways that you can protect your documents and supplies as you have them in storage. [Read More]

Plan A Local Business Street Fair To Bring In New Customers

Posted on 16 December 2014

A street fair in a local business district helps unite the community while also encouraging new business. Taking the time to plan ensures you host an event that everyone enjoys and benefits from. Step #1: Secure Funding There will be some costs associated with even the simplest street fair. Advertising, banners, and permits are the main expenses to plan for. If the businesses on your street are organized into a local small business association, the funding for the fair will likely come out of the association budget. [Read More]

3 Signs That It's Time To Hire A Professional HOA Management Firm

Posted on 9 December 2014

Does your complex or neighborhood have an HOA? Is it primarily managed by the neighborhood resident in a volunteer capacity? Many neighborhoods opt for the volunteer approach to HOA management in order to save on the fees associated with a professional manager. However, the volunteer approach may sometimes be more expensive in the long run. If you've used volunteers in the past, there may come a point when it makes sense to switch to a professional. [Read More]