Brock Predovich's Documents

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    An Idea's Worth

    For the newbie entrepreneur, the first step into entrepreneurship is a frightening one. We’ve all been there, the “big idea” From my own experience where I've wasted more then $10k on legal protection and hundreds of hours of time, constructing plan, business plans, and sketching out and writing up everything. I would advise you to consider my struggles and what I learned. I too, had a GREAT idea, I worked hard on it, even took several months to construct a business plan around it. I set up a corporation and spent ridiculous amounts of money to construct a strong legal foundation behind the idea. I did all this to protect my “intellectual baby”...never realizing that after all this time, effort and money.... all that I really had was just an idea. So, how much is an idea worth... ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! Until it is manifested or produces some money an idea is worth ziltch. The true value in a idea is the person behind it. It is YOU not the idea that will be the success or failure.

    Category:Business/LawReads:470Uploaded:04 / 15 / 2011Add to collection
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    Kill Business Drama

    n small business drama of any kind can absolutely kill the business. Drama can adversely affect any size of business, but drama in a small business can grind operations to a halt, end client relationships and simply put you out of business. There are three facilitators of drama in any business. 1) The Owner 2) The Employee 3) The Client or Customer

    Category:(not categorized)Reads:225Uploaded:10 / 29 / 2010Add to collection
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    Introduction Going Virtual

    Introduction to my first book coming soon on personal branding and social media. Might be some typos and grammar slips but would love to get some feedback. Thanks

    Category:MarketingReads:148Uploaded:08 / 25 / 2010Add to collection
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    10 Startup Business Ideas on a Budget

    10 Businesses you can start on a budget. Get out there quit complaining about your job. Start a business right now. You'll thank me later

    Category:Business & EconomicsReads:157Uploaded:07 / 28 / 2010Add to collection
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