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The 20 Hardest Things About Starting A Business
Jul07

The 20 Hardest Things About Starting A Business

People often say that if you make it five years in business, you’ve beat the odds. What they don’t often share with you are the things that happen in those first five years that contribute to the high number of people whose businesses don’t make it. I’m here to tell you about the personal hardships you’re…

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You’re A Horse Disguised As A Unicorn…
May15

You’re A Horse Disguised As A Unicorn…

Networking gets a bad rap. But, as with so many things, it’s usually just the bad apples who spoil it for everyone else. As someone who has attended (and hosted) literally thousands of networking meetings and events — and is often referred to as a ‘master networker,’ for better or worse – I’m going to…

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16 Simple Tips For Networking Smarter
May08

16 Simple Tips For Networking Smarter

Six degrees of separation are allegedly all that stand between you and anyone on the planet. Or, according to my father, “There are not six degrees of separation, there are two; you just have to think hard enough.” Like him, I’m a connector, and would agree that regardless of how many people it takes to…

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7 Tips For Teaching Your Kids Money Management Skills
Apr07

7 Tips For Teaching Your Kids Money Management Skills

When a child is born, no parent ever thinks to themselves, “I sure hope he/she grows up with no sense of personal financial responsibility.” I’ve never met a parent who didn’t want his or her children to be in a better position than they were, whether that be financially, emotionally, or otherwise. Given…

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Help Your Kid Become A Millionaire With Finance Whiz Kids. Interview With Founder Darrah Brustein
Feb15

Help Your Kid Become A Millionaire With Finance Whiz Kids. Interview With Founder Darrah Brustein

I remember one of my favorite memories in middle school was taking a field trip to a place called Enterprise Village where we were assigned a job and salary and we simulated adult financial responsibilities like paying mortgages and buying cars. Beyond that though, financial education wasn’t necessarily a…

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