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Dubai – the Most Important Business Destination
By: Chris Borthwick | 13/08/2008 | Strategic Planning
Dubai is the number one destination where businesses are thinking of opening new offices. The prospects for Dubai are good, the new regional financial centre and massive interest from the business world. Looking to open a business in Dubai, remember to meet the cultural needs of the people when creating your office interior.

An Alternate Approach to Recruiting
By: Courtney O'Dell | 10/08/2008 | MLM
This article shares some insight on an important approach to interviewing prospects and recruiting new associates.

Overcoming Hesitance and Objections in Your Business
By: Courtney O'Dell | 19/08/2008 | MLM
This article briefs how the new associate can overcome hesitation and objections from others in their new business.

Succeeding in a World Full of Skeptics
By: Dustin Woods | 30/07/2008 | Home Business
This is an article to motivate new comers in the at home business.

Network Marketing, The Business Model
By: Bruce Bailey, Ph.d. | 04/05/2006 | Home Business
For people who are interested in starting a home-based business, supplementing their income, and providing greater security for retirement and for their children and grandchildren, network marketing is an obvious choice.

7 Reasons You Need To Blog For Your Business
By: Deanna Mascle | 18/05/2006 | Communication
If you are not blogging for your business then you should be. While many people simply dismiss blogging because of its description as a web diary they are missing a lot of traffic and revenue generating opportunities every day.

Why Immediate-Leveraged-Income?
By: Esther Smith | 11/01/2006 | Finance
If you want to earn more and work less, you're going to have to start creating income streams that do not require your direct involvement: Immediate-Leveraged-Income.

Get Real About Home Businesses
By: Lisa Neser | 04/08/2006 | Affiliate Programs
Are you thinking it might be time to take control and work for yourself? To be master of your own destiny and chart your own future, instead of slaving away in a dead end 9-5 job? It's not always easy to work out how and where to start. I know... I went down that road too.

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Mistaken Belief: You Can not Compete With the Giants and Survive
By: J. Michael Webber | 20/08/2008
Mistaken beliefs and untested assumptions keep otherwise intelligent people from taking otherwise obvious opportunities to create wealth.

Gurbaksh Chahal’s “the Dream” Project
By: Bob Smith | 20/08/2008
“The Dream” is Gs latest project. It involves an upcoming book and reality-TV show. It will detail Gs story of the successful creation of two internet-based companies worth more than $340 million, by the age of 26.

Gurbaksh Chahal: Founder of Bluelithium and Clickagent
By: Bob Smith | 20/08/2008
Gurbaksh Chahal, more commonly known as “G” by his friends, is one of the youngest and most successful internet entrepreneurs of recent times. Chahal has created companies worth over $340 million by the age of 25.

Entrepreneurship: a Tool for Breaking the Domestic Abuse Cycle
By: Nerissa Golden | 19/08/2008
Women who start their own business can greatly improve their chances of leaving abusive relationships, says Nerissa Golden an abuse survivor, author and speaker.

Women Entrepreneurs Wanted for World Survey
By: Nerissa Golden | 19/08/2008
Dr. Andrea Smith-Hunter is seeking women entrepreneurs from around the world to participate in an exciting research project to investigate the global impact of entrepreneurship.

Robert Kiyosaki & the Anatomy of a Financial Statement: Property Management
By: Ryan Windley | 19/08/2008
Robert Kiyosaki likes real estate investing because it benefits all parts of his financial statements. Here's how starting a property management business can give the same and benefits with even better results.

Business With Soul
By: Bonnie Hutchinson | 18/08/2008
One of the joys of being an entrepreneur is that we get to make it up as we go along. We can use our businesses, not only to make a profit and provide a service, but to be a vehicle for expressing and attracting our soul's desires.

Is There a ‘back to School’ Career Change in Your Future?
By: Debra Gould | 18/08/2008
Many mothers wait until their children are in school before going back to work. Sometimes that’s not the best option or a mother used to having complete freedom over her schedule. For mothers craving a change and a way to contribute to the family’s income, a home-based ‘House Fluffing’ business provides the ideal solution.

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Mini Retirements and a Lifestyle of Freedom
By: Erica Vanderbeek | 30/12/2007 | Travel
"The 4 Hour Work Week" by Timothy Ferriss has opened the world of the new rich to all of its readers. However, many of us are not in a place to "fire their boss" or work remotely. A change in profession or a new business opportunity is needed before the adventures can begin. This article is an overview of a specific business model and how it can change your life. Where will your mini retirements take you?

Top 10 Resolutions for 2008 and How to Keep Them
By: Erica Vanderbeek | 30/12/2007 | Self Improvement
January 1st. Time for this year's resolutions. Good intentions and a fresh page on the calendar just don't seem to be enough to ensure success. If it was easy to keep these promises you would wouldn't need a special day to start. What you need is a system and someone to guide you through it. Here is a list of the top 10 resolutions and how to keep them. Challenge yourself. Get support from others and you will have a much shorter list next year.

Own your Own Business- Avoid Buying yourself a Minimum Wage Job
By: Erica Vanderbeek | 27/11/2007 | Home Business
Owning your own business is a dream shared by millions of people but, what many people do is buy themselves a minimum wage job, more stress, less money and more time away from the things that mean the most. There are ways to avoid these pitfalls if you have the right vehicle for success. Find out how to avoid mistakes and repeat the successes that business leaders have made over the years.