Entrepreneurs are the key to job creation. Every new successful new business will lead the global economy back to recovery and prosperity.

Many entrepreneurs don’t grasp what it takes to market a new business. This article outlines the key issues involved in marketing a start-up.

Entrepreneurship resides in a different dimension than working ” 9 to 5″. You must adapt when you become an entrepreneur after working for someone else. This article highlights some key considerations that may be of interest.

Slidecast with audio that shows how entrepreneurs can build their own financial projections for their business plan.

Why becoming part-time at work is a fantastic opportunity to start a business.

The Entrepreneur has just finished their presentation. They are feeling good. It came off without a flaw. They think the hard part is over – or is it?

Starting up is like running a marathon. It’s not a sprint. The success of your new business depends on what happens in the long term.

Why have you decided to start-up? What is the underlying reason? What inspires you and gives you motivation?

Lets face it, 2009 was a bad year for start-ups. This has been reflected in the capitulation of the number of IPOs in 2009. When exits are down it makes it harder for new businesses to attract VC investment. Look, when it comes to Venture Capital and Business Angel investment it’s all about the exit. That’s life, so entrepreneurs like us must deal with it.

Too many entrepreneurs ignore common sense and abandon their reason when they are chasing angel investment.