Before you begin your new business, one of the first things you need to do is decide how you want to organize it. Although there are several different ways to organize, one of the most common is as a limited liability company (LLC). As with any other type of business entity, LLCs have advantages and disadvantages. Here are some of the issues to consider when deciding if you want to organize your business as an Read More
Business.com cites Jane Muir on “How to Turn Your Struggling Startup Around”
August 18, 2018 by
Struggling Startup Bennett Conlin wrote an article for Business.com, citing Jane Muir on August 28, 2018. "Taking your startup from the brink of failure to a place of growth takes planning and help from others. Learn how to build your business up from a low point. When your startup struggles, it can be demoralizing. You turned your great idea into a business, and now it's barely staying above water. You're Read More
Fupping cites Jane Muir, “Charge More and Daily Routine”
August 13, 2018 by
Zak Parker authored an article entitled, "How To Reduce The Number Of Hours You Work Without Sacrificing Quality" for Fupping.com, citing Jane Muir's advice on Daily Routine. Daily Routine "Sometimes, the only person standing in the way of working less is yourself. Maybe you feel responsible for everything, or guilty when things don't get done, or your perfectionism will not allow you to finish a project. If so, Read More
Forbes Online Quotes Jane Muir about “Fine Print”
August 12, 2018 by
Christopher Elliott published an article on "fine print" in contracts on Forbes online platform on August 12, citing Jane Muir as a source. "If you want to know why customers are bolting for the exits, talk to someone like Robert Barrows. He'll offer fine-print examples businesses should follow -- if they want to fail. Barrows, an ad executive from San Mateo, Calif., recently had a bright idea for a new Read More
Getting Served with your First Lawsuit
July 20, 2018 by
Lawsuit Entrepreneurs tend to be optimistic; if they were fearful, they would never have started a business. Because of their optimism, they tend to believe that every partner, employee, and customer is going to work out well. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. Even though it is usually unexpected, getting sued is almost a rite of passage. It is a growth experience for an entrepreneur to learn how to weigh Read More
