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Monthly Archives: February 2016
How Teachers Tackle Salary Challenges
Side Jobs or Startups for Educators: Teacher Salary Economics Niche Creativity Article Republished on Teachers Net Gazette…Why So Many Teachers Moonlight and Start Businesses. Anyone under the impression that teachers have cushy jobs are misinformed and obviously have not researched … Continue reading
A Smart Strategy for Building Writing Ability: Takeaways from a Former New York City Police Officer
C-Span video The Job: True Tales from the Life of a New York City Cop Ex-police officer Steve Osborne’s engrossing account of his time on the job and head of a gang unit squad (although he never fired his gun), … Continue reading
9 TV Shows for Potential Entrepreneurs
Useful TV Takeaways on Entrepreneurship The primary trick to learning from many of the following TV reality programs for aspiring entrepreneurs involves noting the mistakes of others and avoiding them… easier said than done. Restaurant Impossible Americans spend more than … Continue reading
How Leisure Reading Sparked Creative And Entrepreneurial Talent
Profit and Colonial Hip-Hop Nonfiction books, in different nonbusiness genres, have provided inspiration for successful entrepreneurial-related insights. But Lin-ManualMiranda’s hit Broadway play Hamilton likely heads the list as the most profitable idea.inspired by reading a book for relaxation. Miranda’s sold-out musical … Continue reading
Amazing Artistic Entrepreneurial Clock Maker
Nate Bowden Nate Bowden started tinkering with his parents clock at age 11. As an older teen, he offered his repair skills to a clock maker. After an apprenticeship of several years, he went into business for himself. Bowden’s appearance … Continue reading
Cook’s Country: Testing Useful Consumer Products
Bad Barbecue Tool Design Why would a company produce a barbecue grill spatula that was so overheated during use that it was described as “screaming hot”? Last year, once again, a gadget evaluation segment on Cook’s Country illustrated the consequences … Continue reading
How A Costly Water Utility Bill Inspired A New Business Idea
Veteran Employment Project When a monthly water bill proved too costly for the salary of one veteran he found a way to solve his financial problem and create jobs for other soldiers. Whether or not one has an interest in … Continue reading
Historical Entrepreneurial Themes for February
Revisiting Jesse Owens…Update Interview Tavis Smiley… Race http://tinyurl.com/zv4duvm Other unforgettable historical profiles include Clementine Hunter, the Harlem Hell Fighter veteran Horace Pippin who became an artist despite war injury, Samuel Battle, and The Black Russian. Dee Adams’ Online Class … Continue reading