October 2009

Weekly Biz Buzz #6 Become an Expert, Green Business Tips and Leads from Speaking

by Wayne Liew

in Weekly Biz Buzz

This week on Weekly Biz Buzz, I am going to share with you 4 great articles that will help you not only grow your business, but also to increase your business bottom line.

How’s your week?

Beach Leader with Speaker

I failed. A ongoing project of mine failed miserably. I learned two lessons and I want you to keep them in mind too:

  • Know yourself. Do you have the financial resources, knowledge or experience to start a manufacturing business? Always start something that is within your means.
  • Learn before you start. The last thing you want happen after a project commences is to realize there’s too many things about the business that you don’t know about.

OK, enough about myself, coming up are the blog posts that you should care as an entrepreneur or small business owner.

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7 Things to Consider Before Joining a New Social Media Site

by Wayne Liew

in Social Media

The importance of social media is noted but what is very frustrating is when you go online to search for the right community and social media sites to set up a presence, you are going to be greeted by a thousand sites, all trying to get your participation.

Empty Hallway

Registering an account with all of them is not a wise choice because not all communities are created equal. The following are 7 Things to Consider Before Joining a New Social Media Site and I really hope that this post can help you out in doing a quick evaluation to find out whether a platform is worth your time.

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5 Tips for Young Entrepreneurs to Stay Motivated

by Wayne Liew

in Entrepreneurship

Things can be very frustrating for young entrepreneurs from time to time, especially when faced with touch challenges that always seem to have the power to crush our ideas or even our established businesses.

Some may argue that it is all about the passion that you have for your venture or business. Well, let me help you to get this out of your head. No successful entrepreneur enjoys easy days all year long.

Young Teenage Girls Running on Beach

You’ll get frustrated with things not turning out the way you expect it to turn out, you’ll get tired of doing the same thing over and over again and worse, you’ll might even feel that you are in the wrong business.

Here are some tips that I practise every day to stay committed to my ventures and to stay motivated. By motivated, I mean waking up and can’t wait to work on the tasks that I need to complete for the day.

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