I think sometimes it is worth having a little laugh at ourselves. I was sent this video which I found not only to be an excellent tune but embarrassingly enough I related to it and and had to have a chuckle. I have a few posts coming up on a project I have been working on which has produced 20,000 members in 1 week. Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for the ‘Entrepreneurs’ Stories’ Category
I Want To Be a Billionaire
On July - 20 - 2010
How to hit 500 000 Video Views!
On July - 14 - 2010
Why make videos in the first place?
If you have a website, you need to start making videos for it! It opens your content, products and/or services up to a whole new mass of people. People who might not have heard of you otherwise. With a video done right, they may even tell their friends about it… if you are extremely lucky… your video may also go viral giving you worldwide exposure even and some serious affiliate/advertising dollars in the process! Read the rest of this entry »
10 Reason Entrepreneurs Should Give Their Time To Charity
On July - 2 - 2010
I have always said that as true entrepreneur you should not only be looking to further yourself, but use your unique set of skills to help others. So I have been practicing what I preach and have got involved with an event to help the homeless here in Australia. Read the rest of this entry »
Is Passion Important in Business?
On June - 5 - 2010
Business is something that can seem boring to the outsider. What I mean by the ‘outsider’ is someone who is a bit of a corporate and doesn’t really understand the passion with which entrepreneurs approach business. Read the rest of this entry »
Entrepreneurs Lessons: Yaro Starak At The Hive
On June - 4 - 2010
I popped over to Yaro’s blog this morning,(as I usually do- it is awesome) and on his sidebar found something that made my day. Before I show you that… background story; I started OneLifeNoFear about a year ago and while I was learning about blogging I came across Yaro’s site. I found it through a podcast on iTunes. Since then I have followed Yaro’s blog and teachings.
Entrepreneur Adventures: Machetes, Bodyguards (and other things not in the business plan)
On June - 3 - 2010
Building a hotel in the Caribbean was fraught with danger. Each day at least one worker would threaten to ‘mash’ me up while waving a machete in my general direction. A local crime figure turned up at our half built hotel at 3am in the morning, drunk with five or six equally drunk and high hangers on demanding money and one of our English staff had a rock thrown at his head outside a nightclub. Read the rest of this entry »
Entrepreneur Lessons From The ANZACs
On April - 25 - 2010
I went to an ANZAC day service today which is a remembrance day in Australia and New Zealand for a specific campaign in Galipoli but one that has come to represent remembrance for Australian and New Zealand soldiers in all conflicts.The Pastor specifically talked about the reputation of the Australian Light Horsemen that became legend in the first world war. Read the rest of this entry »
The Entrepreneur and Choosing a Team
On March - 8 - 2010
Entrepreneurs are often classified as loners, mavericks who make their own way in spite of and despite others. Fame, glory and money are often seen concentrated on one character who laps up the accolades and plays the public character of the entrepreneur. Read the rest of this entry »
Parental Control – Free Software
On February - 18 - 2010
After a busy few weeks I finally get the time to sit down and write a post. Since that last one I have covered another 15,000 miles or whatever it is (Brisbane to Florida via LA and back), watched the Space Shuttle launch at 4am, indulged on Super Bowl Sunday, with great company and have become pretty sick of airplanes…. but the trip was well worth it. I have been developing the business plan and structure for a very cool business in the US and it was made all the more exciting by dealing with the people who run it. Isn’t it just the case that business is much more fun when you are dealing with motivated, intelligent people? Can’t tell you anything about that one yet, but will use it as a case study in the future. Read the rest of this entry »
30 Hours On A Plane… And What I Learned
On January - 21 - 2010
40 hrs of travelling, 30 of those split between two plane journeys. Wow, Australia should not be called ‘Australia’ it should be called ‘Far Away’. As I write this I am ready to take another couple of flights on the return journey and I was thinking about what can be learned from such an awesome trip that is relevant to the entrepreneur. Read the rest of this entry »
Entrepreneur Success Stories – It’s All About Getting Up.
On January - 4 - 2010
This year I plan to do more podcast inteviews with entrepreneurs who run businesses online or offline. I have canvassed those who subscribe to this blog and the overwhelming request has been for interview and case studies of successful businesses and entrepreneurs. Read the rest of this entry »
Motivational Video – Do It!
On December - 21 - 2009
The thing I like about being a motivated person is even when I am having a really, really bad time of it, I know that there is a strategy to getting out. We all know what it is, we have a chat with ourselves, check our goals, polish up some beliefs and work to change our state. If you don’t do this check out our free eBook ‘Becoming an Entrepreneur – Boot Camp’ Read the rest of this entry »
Taking Massive Action Is The Key
On November - 13 - 2009
If you are a subscriber you will have recieved some emails on ‘The Secrets Of Outsourcing Experts Revealed’ by Tyrone Shum. I have been promoting the report and the upcoming launch of the program for one simple reason.. it is very good. This and a conversation I had with a reader, Anthony, from mosquitonetsonline.com, got me thinking of a post. Read the rest of this entry »
