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Avoiding Business Problems

I started my company about 10 years ago, and I wish I knew then what I know now. Business can be exceptionally difficult, especially when you are faced with new policies, demanding employees, and a ton of red tape. Fortunately, I have learned a lot over the years, which has made things easier. I decided a few years ago to make this website, since I want to help other people to avoid the same kinds of issues I encountered. This blog is here to help you to make better decisions so that you can create a business empire of your own.

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Two Tips To Help You Choose The Right Security Service

Posted on 1 September 2015

Making the decision to partner with a security service is one of the most effective ways for you to keep your business and belongings safe.  However, choosing the right security service can be difficult, since there are so many different options in the marketplace.  Rather than make the mistake of selecting the wrong security company, use this information to learn more about what to look for so you can get it right the first time. [Read More]

Self-Storage Units: An Inexpensive And Practical Option For Small Business Owners

Posted on 29 May 2015

If you're starting your own business, you may be struggling to find an office space that fits your budget, while also not locking yourself into a lease long term when you still aren't sure how your business will fare. More and more storage units are now allowing their customers to use their units as an office—something you should seriously consider. You May Outgrow Your Office Before the Lease Runs Out [Read More]

How To Obtain A CDL License So You Can Become A Tractor-Trailer Driver

Posted on 3 March 2015

Driving a truck across the country can be an exciting job that lets you travel to places that you might never have gone to before in your life. The number of jobs available in the heavy and tractor-trailer industry alone is growing rapidly. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the industry as a whole expects to add 192,600 jobs between 2012 and 2022 (an average annual increase of 11%). This is good news for those looking to start a second career or begin their first one. [Read More]