Sure, you can be successful without one. But a good plan can make a big difference.
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Incorporate the lessons of Tai Chi and Qigong into your daily life as an entrepreneur.
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These tips on better concentration and work efficiency can bring mompreneurs much closer to the 4-hour work week.
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Women are naturally winning with Web 2.0 and the new-media marketplace.
Step into a volunteer role to gain new business contacts and position yourself as a leader.
If a media darling likes your product, you're on your way to a free endorsement.
As an investor, an entrepreneurial mind-set is more likely to win you financial independence.
Feeling betrayed? Use that energy to fuel new ideas for your business.
If you're not participating in the internet conversation, the next generation will look elsewhere for employment.
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