According to RestaurantOwner.com opening a restaurant costs on average $275,000, a whopping amount of cash. When it comes to starting your first restaurant business, many people feel inspired to take the plunge but unfortunately the majority don’t know how, don’t have any experience, and will likely not succeed. Reality is that setting up a restaurant takes intense preparation and hundreds …
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Today we feature a guest post from a good friend, Matthew Hartmann. Thanks for contributing to All the Frugal Ladies, Matt! Names matter more than we realize. Starting a business takes a lot of planning. From raising the necessary finances to hiring appropriate staff, there is a lot to consider when opening your own business. One detail that is not …
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The feminist revolution made big waves in the 1960’s following women’s emancipation and growing role in the workforce. However, albeit the passing of more than 60 years, women in the 21st century are still suffering from economic, social and cultural gaps that carry political, economic and social repercussions. One of these gaps is the financial gap; it is a well-known …
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I’m loving the power of community-based apps that don’t only provide consumers with great deals, but most importantly, they give the rest of us an employment opportunity to make some extra money on the side. Let me introduce to you my newest find, Deliv. If you’ve never heard of Deliv, well, buckle up, because you will soon be hearing about their …
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So you’re planning a career change. That’s great! That usually means a happier and better-rounded you. It can also mean a change in paycheck. Sometimes, however, that paycheck change isn’t for the better. Check out these ways you can make sure that it is for the better and that your career change leaves you coming out ahead money wise. Pursue …
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In theory, writing a resume should be easy. After all, it’s technically just a list of all the cool stuff you’ve done, and how well you’ve done it, right? Unfortunately, it’s not quite that simple. A poorly written resume doesn’t effectively demonstrate why you’re the best person for the position and increases the likelihood that your application will be tossed …
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Everyone knows that the majority of people don’t land jobs by responding to postings and help wanted ads. Instead, successful job seekers get jobs via their contacts and word of mouth; this means jobseekers — often reluctantly — start reaching out to former colleagues, classmates, and others in their quest to find a new gig. However, most people push networking …
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Coming up with the best brand name for your company or product is no easy feat. Here are a few ways to come up with the perfect name for YOUR brand!
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Successful Fiverr sellers are raking in the big bucks, earning thousands of dollars! Let’s learn from them: what are they doing right that you can, too?
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Having plants and flowers in your workspace makes your employees happier, and maybe even smarter. Scientific research continues to suggest that workers who function in a more natural environments perform significantly better than those who lack natural elements in their workplaces. Think about it: How would you like it if every member of your staff got instantly better, by 20%, …
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