New posts will resume August 22.
But Niche Creativity blog will remain open to visitors,
Laptop has hardware issue and
must be overhauled by tech support.
Meanwhile, check out the hidden story
behind the billion-dollar sale of George Clooney’s
company, See updated post below
Brain teaser included.
Q. Recently, co-hosts on The Talk discussed the sale of
George Clooney’s Tequila company for one billion dollars.
The topic was entrepreneurial aspirations.
Sara Gilbert of Roseanne fame was revealed to be
a talented furniture designer, aapparently researched
the possibility of starting up such a venture.
What advice would you have?
A. Saw the show and got the impression that
Gilbert found the requirements for launching
a furniture design and production company
complicated and daunting.
,The takeaway from George Cloone’ys
success should focus on how he and his partners set up their business model.
Since the tequila company was a leisure pursuit initially,
the pressure to start and run a business was not part of the equation.
Gilbert likely has the structural visualization aptitude and may need a business with a tangible hands-on element versus a business dealing in abstract ideas, according to experts in the field of aptitudes research.
And should spend a lot of time researching dos and don’ts for her aptitude pattern and then design the business model based on that information. Note that many people do not have the structural visualization aptitude, which is the ability to visualize ideas.
References
The Talk. CBS.com
http://www.cbs.com/shows/the_talk/
Dee Adams is the author of
Finding Your Niche: Discover…
Q. What’s your favorite TV sitcom eposide about entrepreneurship?
A. Probably The Honeymooners episode lands in first
place. But for a real world look at the challenge of
finding a business idea that works, check out the Saved By the Bell
episode about a group project for economics class. Frienship bracelets andBuddy Bands was the idea dreamed up.
References
Which Buddy Bands Salesman are you?
Trivia Happy.com
Dee Adams is the author of
Finding Your Niche: Discover…
Bird Brain Example
KGO 7_ abcnews
http://abc7news.com/pets/noisy-bird-mill-in-castro-valley-becomes-nuisance-for-residents/2100314/
From choosing a cultural word
conveying a comforting, melodic sumptuous treat…
To the careful preparation of a family-inspired
receipe that filled a void in the marketplace…
To his heart and business philosopy, some might compare
Hamdi Ulukaya and his inital limited
English language skills, and his upstate entrepreneurial
adventure to that of a Persian Henry David Thoreau.
References
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/chobani-yogurt-billionaire-founder-on-creating-jobs-in-america/
Production issue continues to delay availability from Ingram.
The issue will be resolved in June. Final page count is 80 pages.
Most people think of mediation as a tool to settle
disagreements outside of court, but mediation
can be used in another way.
Business disputes are often caused by lack of
clear communication between the parties
about their expectations.
and understanding of who does what and when.
So using a mediator to draft an agreement beforehand that
nails down dos and don’ts will cut down on costly time-consuming
disagreements that can bring business plans or ventures
to a grinding halt.
Source: California Lawyer for the Arts/mediation service
https://www.calawyersforthearts.org/
Because Shopping & Racial Profiling is the most wishlisted
NC uploads on Teachers, Pay Teachers, the title is being
converted to paperback format too.
Note that the PDF edition includes a customer
survey form and photo not included in the new format.
Paperback details
Size: 6x 9
Page count: 80
Cost: $9.99
ISBN: 978-0-9831539-8-6
Date: April 30, 2017
Now available via Ingram and independent booksellers.
Note that the PDF edition includes a survey form and photo not included in the new format.
Teachers Pay Teachers ,com/PDF
https://tinyurl.com/gv7f6ry
