Resultados para "The Baby" en Desarrollo empresarial y emprendimiento

Through compelling metaphors and practical insights, author Chukwudum "Chumze" Chukwudebelu guides listeners through the critical "baby" phase of business development. Drawing from personal experience and extensive consultation work, Chukwudebelu demonstrates why treating a new venture like an established business can lead to failure. The book provides actionable strategies for nurturing a business through its most vulnerable stage, offering insights on resource allocation, decision-making, and growth expectations.

Are you building a business—or just a job you can’t sell? If you're a business owner, especially in a service-based or founder-led business, Your Baby Is Ugly will change how you think about growth, success, and exit strategy. This book is your wake-up call—and your blueprint. In this brutally honest and highly actionable guide, nationally recognized exit planning expert Justin Goodbread pulls back the curtain on why over 80% of businesses never sell… and what you can do to make sure yours does.

Investing in low risk high reward Lithium Baby Knockouts before the public catches on may make you and your family very comfortable financially. If well positioned, these early stage opportunities can be very rewarding. Baby Knockouts are microcap companies that our research indicates they have a special quality about them and they can grow exponentially and become the leader in that area or sector.

Could your children start a company that disrupts existing industries? Or a nonprofit that helps people around the world? Or follow their passion as an artist or activist? And most important, lead a life of joy and purpose, to be happy and fulfilled? Margot Machol Bisnow, mother of two thriving entrepreneurs, reveals how to raise creative, confident, resilient, fearless kids who achieve their dreams, through 99 stories of families who did it. Hear stories from 70 families who raised true game changers.

This book has been created to help convicted felons who aspire to legitimately become successful six-figure entrepreneurs. This book covers three possible entrepreneurial options for felons as well as information to equip listeners with the information necessary to turn whatever business idea they have in mind into a legitimate six-figure business. This is book not only addresses the mindset needed but also the practical approaches necessary for long-term entrepreneurial success.

This Business Won’t Build Itself… But You’ve Got This A Real One’s Guide to Building a Business While Juggling Kids, Chaos & Confidence This isn’t your typical “how to start a business” manual — this is the real talk you didn’t know you needed. Whether you're a busy parent balancing clients with school runs, or just someone who's tired of Googling “how to be your own boss” at midnight, this book is for you. In this book, you’ll find practical guidance, honest advice, and real-life prompts that don’t just talk at you — they talk to you.

The Pumping Entrepreneur is an honest, raw look into how one entrepreneur navigated becoming a mum, dealing with "pregism", and running a business through some of the hardest times our world has ever experienced.

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"Golden Opportunities: Capitalizing on Baby Boomer Business Exits" by Brett Vogeler is an insightful guide that delves into one of the most significant economic transitions of our time—the retirement of the Baby Boomer generation and its impact on the business landscape. With Baby Boomers owning a significant portion of small to mid-sized businesses, their impending retirements offer a wealth of opportunities for savvy entrepreneurs and investors looking to acquire established businesses. The book begins by exploring the demographic trends that have led to this "retirement gold rush.