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Archive for May, 2010
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Full Circle – Podcast
Reading time: 1 – 2 minutes When you hear someone say life has come full circle it usually means someone has returned to their beginnings. When it comes to money when people have said their life has come full circle it usually means they wasted a lot of time and energy going the long route when they could have it a hell of a lot earlier. I can’t act like I haven’t come full circle ...
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Hell is Relative
Reading time: 3 – 5 minutes When you move up in your chips there is a chance you will look back on what you used to do as easy. When someone comes up to you telling you how much they hate their life and how hard they got it you might say out loud c’mon compared to what I’m doing that’s a vacation. DON”T DO IT! You have to fight against saying that to anyone ...
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Robert Sengstacke Abbott
Reading time: 4 – 6 minutes The Chicago Defender, which was founded by Robert S. Abbott on May 5, 1905, once heralded itself as “The World’s Greatest Weekly.” The newspaper was the nation’s most influential black weekly newspaper by the advent of World War I, with more than two thirds of its readership base located outside of Chicago. Abbott began his journalistic enterprise with an initial investment of 25 cents, a press run of 300 ...
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School Uniforms – Start Up
Reading time: 2 – 4 minutes With so many schools going to uniforms there is a market for people who can supply these uniforms. While most schools make deals with certain suppliers they cannot stop someone from buying supplemental uniforms from anyone who chooses to provide them. This is really a fulfillment startup as of course you aren’t making them but you can find a supplier and sell them door to door. Because of so ...
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Looking the Part
Reading time: 4 – 6 minutes Look although I encourage you to do for self and be independent there is a game to be played here. Remember back to the Weak>Strong>Wise podcast where I said the Wise stays out of everyone’s way and gets things done? Well part of making money is looking the part and that means looking the part so no one will notice that you are making millions. This requires you being ...
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The Water – Podcast
Reading time: 1 – 2 minutes Money is made doing very simple things and most of them hinge off of some natural resource that we all have access to. The CON of the game is they teach you that in order to make money is a very COMPLEX process. So instead of seeing how to supply Lowe’s with flowers that you can grow in your backyard you sit down and try to create a IPhone ...
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Customer Service
Reading time: 3 – 5 minutes Those who don’t understand Money think they are entitled to it while those who earn it try to make sure it’s not needed. The nerve of people to think when they give a business 5 bucks somehow that entitles them to prompt service. If someone gave you 5 bucks and told you to run and get a paper and come right back would you do it? Hell NO so ...
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Dempsey J. Travis
Reading time: 10 – 16 minutes Yearning for a brand-new red tricycle, Dempsey J. Travis decided at the tender age of 5 to become an entrepreneur. He took a job handing out business cards for a South Side barber, canvassing the busy thoroughfare of Cottage Grove Avenue until he was struck by a Model T Ford and fractured his left leg. The barber had instructed him to stand in front of the shop, but Travis ...
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Flyer Distribution – Start Up
Reading time: 2 – 4 minutes Small businesses depend on putting flyers on people’s doors. There is a whole syndicate of cats hired to just walk around while you are at work putting a BS flyer with rubber-band on your door. Most small businesses will have flyers of specials that they keep near the door that they would love to have distributed in the surrounding neighborhood. Also, some flyer companies will make flyers for their ...
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