Steve Pavlina’s 10 Stupid Small Business Mistakes
Posted on April 11, 2006 by Yaro
Steve Pavlina has published a solid article for all you new or about to be new business owners.
10 Stupid Mistakes Made by the Newly Self-Employed lists ten fundamental truths about starting your own business. I found myself nodding my head in agreement as I read through Steve’s article. I concur with all he said and I talk from experience too! If you are about to embark down the entrepreneur’s journey his article is well worth a read.
It was good to see another piece from Steve discussing business. He speciality is self development and his blog is full of great content on this subject but of course he is running a business too so it’s nice when his virtual pen brushes towards commerce orientated topics.
I recently completed a three part interview with Steve. If you would like to learn more about him start here – Steve Pavlina Interview – Part 1
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Yaro Starak is an Internet business and blogging expert. He runs the successful Internet business blog - http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com and teaches about how to make money from blogging at http://www.blogmastermind.com. You can contact Yaro at - http://ReplytoYaro.com
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Jen Blackert
- 15th Apr, 06 11:04am
As a self-employed professional I thought it was a great article. Great to see some writing about mistakes and not the “10 steps to take … ” or the “5 tips to …”
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- 8th Jan, 08 08:01am
Steve Pavlina makes a lot of claims which he never backs up even when asked to do so. His claim about having earned a college degree in just three semesters instead of 12 is one such claim. Is he a liar? Not sure.