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How Entrepreneurs Save Money In Order to Get Lots of Credit

Published March 18, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InvestingTagged entrepreneurs, investment property, aspiring entrepreneurs, saving money, raise funding, gain access to cheap credit, credit cards to start a business, line of credit, interest rates, bootstrapping entrepreneurs, collateral, collateral against a line of credit, launch a business, saving like an entrepreneur, inexpensive leverage
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Of course, everyone should be saving money, every month. But aspiring entrepreneurs looking to start a venture one day shouldn’t be saving the same way the masses do. And by that I mean would-be entrepreneurs should avoid dumping much of their savings into mutual funds, …

Africa’s Cowboy Capitalists

Published September 24, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Transport, Culture of Capitalism, Motivation, Startups, Risk vs. RewardTagged entrepreneurs, Africa's Cowboy Capitalists, Ian Cox, young entrepreneur, opportunity for entrepreneurs, aspiring entrepreneurs, business culture in Africa, entrepreneurial journey, entrepreneurial ingenuity
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I want to share this fantastic documentary appropriately titled, Africa’s Cowboy Capitalists. Ian Cox is a young entrepreneur from the US who moved to Africa because of its incredible and untapped business potential. South Sudan, he says, is the size of Texas and has less …