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Education and Entrepreneurship
When you decide to pursue a future in entrepreneurship, it is necessary to also commit to an ongoing process of continuing education. Continuing education does not always mean going back to school, in some cases, it merely means broadening your horizons and learning about things that are slightly outside of your personal comfort zone. As an entrepreneur, there are many ways for you to continue learning without having to return to school one or more days a week. Here are some of your options.
Webinars for education
Webinars are available in a number of places online. The Small Business Administration, the Chambers of Commerce and the Better Business bureau are among the reputable sites that offer numerous opportunities for ongoing education. Webinars can help you enhance your marketing skills, learn more about taxation and even help you expand your business. These opportunities are often very low or no cost.
Webinar opportunities can teach you additional skills including finance management, product enhancement, advertising or can simply be valuable to increase your existing knowledge base. These webinars also often offer opportunities to interact with other business owners who may be facing some of the same issues that you are facing.
Reading for education
Regardless of what type of business you have started, reading is a great way to expand your horizons. Not only can you find great business manuals, but there are also books available covering nearly every field of expertise. Oftentimes, you can find tips, tricks and hints about how to make your business more successful. Books about hiring, financing and small business are all great sources of information.
Do not overlook the Internet as a source of information either. In fact, business blogs, marketing blogs and entrepreneurs blogs can help you avoid common pitfalls, help you when your motivation hits an all time low or help you make better decisions. Make sure before you take any type of advice from books or the Internet that the source of the information is reputable….[Click Here to Continue Reading]
