Sentences with phrase «part about running a business»

For many budding entrepreneurs, managing that anonymous clan of slack - jawed troglodytes is the hardest part about running a business.

The best part about running a business is that there are always things to do.

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When I started Deborah Mitchell Media Associates a few years ago, I was primarily concerned about getting it up and running, but Hilling explained that an exit strategy should be a part of every business plan.

From dispelling myths about part - time workers to developing a home office strategy, our expert guest authors provide up - to - date info and the resources you need to run a successful flexible business.

My brother sacrificed a huge offering to a certain ministry and packed up and allowed his successful business to be ran by someone else to be part of that ministry and about lost his business; and his son to this day was so damaged by that «ministry» that he is not even living for Christ anymore, years later.

We talk about everything from uncovering the deepest parts of ourselves so we can live a more intentional life and have more fulfilling relationships, to running a faith - filled business, and we even talked a lot about racial reconciliation and what coming from a place of true compassion looks like.

What has been the most rewarding part about running your own business?

In this episode, Steve talks about his experiences with virtual assistants, why they are important part of running a book - based business, how to find one, and the best tools for managing people.

Short - run book printing has been the fastest growing part of our business in recent years, and we couldn't be happier about that!

I also have a hard time getting past the inherent hypocrisy of the Big 6's laments about unfair practices, when they themselves played a huge part in running the indies out of business by refusing to negotiate terms for the indies that even came close to the terms negotiated with the big box stores.

«Lewis [Brindley, Yogscast co-founder], being a lot more experienced with running a business than I, was rightly upset about that blunder on my part.

And I really gained an appreciation at a very young age about running a business and really how much hard work it is, and what you have to do to successfully run a business, and then before I went to law school I was actually a political consultant in Washington, DC and was part of a group that actually left another group, and so I learned from the President there firsthand and watched him run our operation and really learned some very, very valuable skills about running a business and ultimately achieving a profitable bottom line.

We're talking about actually running a good business that your clients want to be a part of.

No matter whether you're running a small business, applying for a job, leasing an apartment or swiping a credit card to pay for lunch, contracts are a part of life, and being well - informed about contract basics can help you be confident when making all kinds of legal decisions.

As part of our commitment to spreading knowledge about the latest developments in legal service delivery and management, Business Integrity recently ran a morning webinar on the topic of «Contract Life Cycle Management — why is it only the tip of the iceberg?».

I find it interesting that business schools teach law, or at least parts of law like IP, but law schools teach nothing about how to run a business.

Every business owner needs to know about contracts and agreements; they are all part of running a business.

Now you don't need to be thinking here about an expensive gap yaaaah in some far flung location, fun as they might be, this could be you volunteering at a local charity shop, or care home, starting a part time business, running a club night.

For more about getting up and running, see part 2 of starting a medical billing business: handling logistics and the law.

Having run his own firm for most of his time in the business, Mopper made the decision to become part of Engel & Völkers about two years ago.

In Part 3 of Mr. Internet's e-mail template series (coming in January 2003), we'll cover how to create just about any kind of HTML template you can imagine including your very own branded «stationery» and powerful templates with embedded forms you can use to help run your business.