The Four "A's" of Being a Great Micropreneur [Abbott ePublishing]

Entrepreneurship is the way our economy grows, and becoming a "micropreneur," by running a small, one- or two-person business, is the way many companies begin.

But how do you know that you are you cut out for a certain business? Before you launch your micro-business, you need to consider many factors. Among them are these five key factors that can help determine whether you can effectively do the job you’re considering:

Aptitude - Are you suited to this job? Do you have what it takes? This is no small matter. If you aren’t a good “fit” for a job, you’ll regret it, probably right away - hopefully. It would be a shame to discover, months or years into a job that you simply aren’t “cut out” for a job. Questions to ask yourself: Do I have the right skills for this job? If not, can I develop them? What are my best skills? Do they match THIS particular job?

Attitude - Are you willing to put your all into the job? Will you feel great about going to work (even if "going" to work means going to a spare bedroom)? If you can’t approach the job with a good attitude, you shouldn't be doing it. Questions to ask yourself include: Do I feel good about doing this kind of work? Is this a “dream” job? Do I think it can it become a huge success, over time? Can I get up every morning "psyched" about this job?

Ambition - Do you want to achieve something great with this job? That’s an important, but often overlooked, question that few ask when considering a job or a new career. Ambition means more than wanting to dominate your field and be the pre-eminent practitioner of your career - but wanting to do that is a start! Ask yourself: Can I become the best in this field? Will I be able to earn the respect of my peers in this field?

Action Plan - Once you know what kind of business you’re going to pursue, having a plan is really the first step along the journey to success. If you start out without at least a basic roadmap, how will you know where you’re going? What goals can you reach without a plan? The likely answer to that question is “none.” If you fail to plan, you’re planning to fail. Even a short, one-page “mini” business plan, outlining factors such as your mission statement, your plans for financing, a marketing strategy and short-term goals can help you from veering off-course. Ask yourself: What do I want to be earning in six months, a year, and two years? Who are my customers going to be? How much will I charge for my products and services?

If you  think you have what it takes to start a business, check out 40 Ways to Make a Fortune With Microbusinesses, an eBook exclusively from Abbott ePublishing. It will walk you through FORTY business concepts and give you great tips on starting each, including pitfalls and income estimates.

Build A #MicroBusiness Around Your Passion! [Abbott ePublishing]

Job satisfaction is at an all-time low. The job market is soft. It's been very hard to find a decent, good paying job.

But there are some jobs that are really, really easy to start, with little cash, and offer the hope of not only being one’s own boss, but being able to make a bit of money in these depressed economic times.

Despite what the economists say, people still need basic services and are willing to pay a reasonable price for them. Sometimes, if marketed correctly, with a high level of personal service, and the price is right, even NON-basic luxury services can "sell" in this economy.

Passion is perhaps the most key element to starting your business. As www.winelibrarytv.com founder and social media guru Gary Vaynerchuk says, "When you build a business around a passion, that's when you really hit it out of the park."

Abbott ePublishing's "Forty Ways to Make a FORTUNE with MicroBusinesses" outlines 40 such “instant” service business ideas that are well-suited to this economy, and are super-easy to set up.

Each of these jobs are simple to start, depending on your level of skill and ability to focus on the start-up with drive, vision and passion.

Check out "Forty Ways..." at Abbott ePublishing today. For just $1.99, you can't go wrong, and you could even be starting a new chapter in your working life TODAY!

The Four "A's" of Being a Great Micropreneur [Abbott ePublishing]

Entrepreneurship is the way our economy grows, and becoming a "micropreneur" and running a small, one- or two-person business is the way many companies begin.

But how do you know that you are you cut out for a certain business? Before you launch your micro-business, you need to consider many factors. Among them are these five key factors that can help determine whether you can effectively do the job you’re considering:

Aptitude - Are you suited to this job? Do you have what it takes? This is no small matter. If you aren’t a good “fit” for a job, you’ll regret it, probably right away - hopefully. It would be a shame to discover, months or years into a job that you simply aren’t “cut out” for a job. Questions to ask yourself: Do I have the right skills for this job? If not, can I develop them? What are my best skills? Do they match THIS particular job?

Attitude - Are you willing to put your all into the job? Will you feel great about going to work (even if "going" to work means going to a spare bedroom)? If you can’t approach the job with a good attitude, you shouldn't be doing it. Questions to ask yourself include: Do I feel good about doing this kind of work? Is this a “dream” job? Do I think it can it become a huge success, over time? Can I get up every morning "psyched" about this job?

Ambition - Do you want to achieve something great with this job? That’s an important, but often overlooked, question that few ask when considering a job or a new career. Ambition means more than wanting to dominate your field and be the pre-eminent practitioner of your career - but wanting to do that is a start! Ask yourself: Can I become the best in this field? Will I be able to earn the respect of my peers in this field?

Action Plan - Once you know what kind of business you’re going to pursue, having a plan is really the first step along the journey to success. If you start out without at least a basic roadmap, how will you know where you’re going? What goals can you reach without a plan? The likely answer to that question is “none.” If you fail to plan, you’re planning to fail. Even a short, one-page “mini” business plan, outlining factors such as your mission statement, your plans for financing, a marketing strategy and short-term goals can help you from veering off-course. Ask yourself: What do I want to be earning in six months, a year, and two years? Who are my customers going to be? How much will I charge for my products and services?

If you  think you have what it takes to start a business, check out 40 Ways to Make a Fortune With Microbusinesses, an eBook exclusively from Abbott ePublishing.

40 Great Ways To Make Your FORTUNE With A MicroBusiness! [Abbott ePublishing blog]

Job satisfaction is at an all-time low. The job market is soft. It's been very hard to find a decent, good paying job.

But there are some jobs that are really, really easy to start, with little cash, and offer the hope of not only being one’s own boss, but being able to make a bit of money in these depressed economic times.

Despite what the economists say, people still need basic services and are willing to pay a reasonable price for them. Sometimes, if marketed correctly, with a high level of personal service, and the price is right, even NON-basic luxury services can "sell" in this economy.

Passion is perhaps the most key element to starting your business. As www.winelibrarytv.com founder and social media guru Gary Vaynerchuk says, "When you build a business around a passion, that's when you really hit it out of the park."

Abbott ePublishing's "Forty Ways to Make a FORTUNE with MicroBusinesses" outlines 40 such “instant” service business ideas that are well-suited to this economy, and are super-easy to set up.

Each of these jobs are simple to start, depending on your level of skill and ability to focus on the start-up with drive, vision and passion.

Check out "Forty Ways..." at Abbott ePublishing today. For just $1.99, you can't go wrong, and you could even be starting a new chapter in your working life TODAY!

Top 5 Bestsellers at Abbott ePublishing

It's been a great year so far at Abbott ePublishing! 

Check out these Top Five Sellers:

1. Forty Ways to Make a Fortune with MicroBusinesses
 
2. Unsent Memos: Short Letters to Myself
 
3. Secret Religions and Obscure Faiths
 
4. The AeP Tyndale21 Version of the Gospels
 
5. A Flash of Worlds - A Flash Fiction Anthology

These and MORE great eBooks for LESS at Abbott ePublishing!


 
(Best Sellers from January through June, 2013)

NEW eBOOK: 40 Ways to Make a FORTUNE with MicroBusinesses

40 Ways to Make a FORTUNE with MicroBusinesses
by Stephen Abbott for Abbott ePublishing

A remarkably timely book, "40 Ways to Make a FORTUNE with MicroBusinesses" outlines forty of the easiest and HOTTEST businesses you can start for just a little cash - and almost INSTANTLY be in business for yourself!

In this tough economy, these are the businesses that will stand the test of time and may very well get you through some tough economic patches. Start them as part-time busineses and develop an empire!

YOU CAN START YOUR OWN SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS FOR UNDER $500! THIS BOOK SHOWS YOU HOW.This STRAIGHTFORWARD, ALL ORIGINAL, easy-to-read eBook evaluates 40 Instant Businesses that are in demand and easy to start - on a shoestring budget, too.

THIS IS NO SIMPLE "List of businesses." Each business is carefully described, with DETAILED and INVALUABLE information about potential earnings, ease of set-up, marketing ideas, and potential legal pitfalls.

40 Ways to Make a FORTUNE with MicroBusinesses is now on sale for just $1.99!!  

That's an enormous savings off our regular list price of $4.99! Act NOW!

Available in PDF format (suitable for reading on all e-devices)

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