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Entrepreneurial Blackjack

Published January 21, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Risk vs. Reward, VideoTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial skills, target demographic, niche, Don Johnson, professional gambler, blackjack, preparation, successful entrepreneur, the art of negotiation, rules and regulations, Beast of Blackjack
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[dropcap style=”style1, style2, style3, or style4″]E[/dropcap]very gambler knows, when playing at the casino, sooner or later the house always wins… or so we are told. By using his invaluable entrepreneurial skills, Don Johnson, a professional gambler, won $15 million in Atlantic City in a single …

First They Want to Take Our Guns, Now the Internet

Published January 8, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: The Web, Technology, Culture of Capitalism, StartupsTagged free market, NSA, a person's rights, freedom, liberties, right to bear arms, American hegemony, the Internet, political power, Internet of Everything, IoE, ICANN, encryption system, new Internet, privacy
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Squandering American Hegemony [dropcap style=”style1, style2, style3, or style4″]T[/dropcap]he desire to impede, encroach and trample on a person’s rights, freedom and liberties, is typically characterized in America by the continuous and tenacious assault from occupants in the White House - and much of the Left - on the right to …

Top 10 Women Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2014

Published January 2, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, Motivation, StartupsTagged Silicon Valley, innovative, free market, startups, niche, female entrepreneurs, Top 10 Female Entrepreneurs to watch in 2014, gaining market share, innovative strategies, Sophia Amoruso, Nasty Gal, eBay store, vintage clothing, Kathleen Croddick Molyneaux, beauty products, logistics, Suite-K, Maria Flynn, biotechnology, Orbis Biosciences, fearless entrepreneur, serial entrepreneur, Elizabeth Elting, Transperfect Translations, Linda Rottenberg, Endeavor, Terry Lehmann, True Green Enterprises, BrightStar Care, Shelly Sun, Strategic Communications, Kathy Mills, Shazi Visram, Happy Family, Argent Associates, Betty Manetta, women entrepreneurs
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10 Women, 10 Industries, Millions of People Positively Impacted Look at just about any Top 100 Female Entrepreneur list and you’ll find a vast number of women who have started and own multi-million dollar companies in the staffing and recruiting industries. Women have proven to …

Top 10 Entrepreneurs Under 30

Published December 16, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, MotivationTagged entrepreneur, successful entrepreneurs, social media, work ethic, niche, Motivation, passion, Mark Zuckerberg, subprime meltdown, rapid growth of the internet, millionaires, billionaires, wealthy entrepreneurs under the age of 30, entrepreneurs under the age of 30, young entrepreneurs, net worth, David Karp, Tumblr, Rent the Runway, Jennifer Carter Fleiss, Adam D'Angelo, Quora, Mashable, Pete Cashmore, Scribd.com, Trip Adler, LearnVest.com, Alexa Von Tobel, Ben Kaufman, Quirky, Cameron Johnson, entrepreneurial success stories, younger generation of entrepreneurs, online businesses
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In the last decade, due to the rapid growth of the internet and technology as a whole, the young minds of our society have been benefiting more than ever - to the extent where some have become millionaires, and even billionaires, from their intuitive ideas. …

The NFL Is On The Verge of Being Regulated To Death

Published December 12, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Risk vs. RewardTagged accountability, innovations, regulations, subprime meltdown, new regulation, Clinton administration, Bush administration, overregulated, risk takers, America, risks, article on regulation, NFL, long-term damages of concussions, rule change in the NFL, unintended consequence, excessive regulations, Rob Gronkowski, risk, personal responsibility
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After the subprime meltdown in 2008, congress enacted boatloads of new regulation. Some of the new regulations were most certainly needed; however, many of them were knee-jerk reactions created by bureaucrats who had no background in the industry they were imposing new rules on. Many …

WestJet Goes Above and Beyond to Provide Customers with Unforgettable Experience

Published December 9, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Transport, Service, Culture of Capitalism, Startups, VideoTagged WestJet, private airlines in Canada, provide your customers with an exceptional, and unforgettable experience, make your company unforgettable, brand reputation, Air Canada, viral
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WestJet, one of the only truly private airlines in Canada (followed the Southwest model), has given us an incredible example of what it means to go above and beyond to provide your customers with an exceptional, and unforgettable experience. I don’t think I’ve ever seen …

Being a Fatherpreneur is Pretty Awesome

Published December 8, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, MotivationTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, startup, role model, fatherpreneur, startups, Motivation, being an entrepreneur gives us advantages in fatherhood, fatherpreneurs, accomplished entrepreneur, financial risks, dealing with pressure, be a great dad, motivate you to succeed, time management, discipline, True wealth
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I’ve been blessed. I’m a dad and an entrepreneur. That makes me a fatherpreneur. While I certainly don’t have as much experience being a dad as I do an entrepreneur, I’m learning this dad thing as I go, and loving every minute of it. I’ve …

Why Every Entrepreneur Needs an Annual Vacation

Published November 26, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Motivation, Our Picks, PopularTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, innovations, startups, vacations, vacations provide tremendous value, investment in yourself, invest in a vacation every year, help clear your mind, relaxation, favorite things about beach vacations, Stress, self-improvement
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My wife and I just got back from a week-long getaway to Antigua. It was our first vacation together that we didn’t bring our son, Logan, with us (thank goodness for in-laws). It was an awesome trip, which entailed doing a whole lot of nothing. …

Are You Sick of Being Lied to, America?

Published November 12, 2013 by AJ Antony
Category: Culture of Capitalism, InfluenceTagged Obama, Social Contract, healthcare.gov website, Crisis of Legitimacy, breach of our social contract, fleeting freedoms, political bands, breach of contract, Thomas Jefferson, Joe Wilson, Affordable Healthcare Act, politicians
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The Second Greatest Breach of Contract in History What do you do when one party breaches a contract? Well, you have a number of remedies. One of which is to terminate the contract and/or sue for damages arising from the lack of performance. If it …

Top 10 Motivational Picture Quotes for Entrepreneurs

Published November 8, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, MotivationTagged entrepreneurs, building a business, self-doubt, Motivation, passion, motivational picture quotes, motivation infographics
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Staying in the Zone Staying motivated in business is pivotal. It is the most important emotion an entrepreneur can have. For thousands of entrepreneurs, even the most successful, staying motivated, day in and day out, is a difficult task. The process of building a business …

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