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• 1. Stacey  |  September 25, 2008 at 12:33 AM

  You also want to create a deadline schedule for all your tasks, because it can become quite overwhelming when you are staring at a random and long “To Do” list. What works for me is to keep a list of daily “Gotta Do” tasks. In addition, I keep a list that I created which has a task per day for each day of the month. Start out in the habit of establishing deadline dates in order to keep you motivated and organized, because things can (and will) pile up if you don’t have some mechanism in place that adds order and sanity to your business.

• 2. Cellphone News  |  July 30, 2009 at 10:32 AM

  i agree with you to become a success person we must at least have 5 point above, and the most important is get mentor or learn from the succeed people

• 3. Cynthia R. Herring  |  September 21, 2009 at 9:26 PM

  I’m presently in school; My major is “Business Management” I plan to own several full service salons; amoungst other businesses that interest me. I have an assignment in my GBUS 1010 class to present a sampl business plan for a business and I chose a Full service salon; do you know how I can get a “sample” business plan of a full service salon to get some ideas? I can’t seem to get one. It’s only practice not the real deal

  Thanks,
  Cynthia

• 4. Christine Banning  |  September 22, 2009 at 5:45 PM

  You might run a web search to look for sample business plans. Enterepreneur.com and Palo Alto Software may have templates for that specifici business type.

  You can also use this SCORE template: http://www.score.org/pdf/Business%20Plan%20for%20Startup%20Business_08.pdf

  Best,
  Christine

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