After reading The $100 Startup, I got motivated to bring a product of my own to market. I've coupled my talent for photography with Lulu.com to create a calendar documenting my time on Florida's Forgotten Coast. You can see a preview of the Florida's Forgotten Coast Calendar - 2013
Have you survived the great recession? Are you unemployed, under-employed, or just economically exhausted? Are you indebted? Are you flirting with a zero balance? Are you living on overdraft? Been there. Done that. Still doing that far too often! Welcome to the Flat Broke Blog! This blog will provide tips and tricks for surviving in a tough economy.
Monday, August 20, 2012
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Have a $100? Start a Business!
Even though many of us have been set back financially, even though many of us have lost jobs do to global competition, even though the deck can seem rigged, we still live in America. It's a free country. We can engage in commerce and start a business on a shoestring. We can harness the same Internet that globalized the world economy and use it to provide for ourselves and our families. It's really NOT that complicated. It's simply a matter of finding the intersection of our passions and what customers are willing to buy.
If you'd like a manual, a how to guide, to help you think about starting a shoestring business as a side job or main source of income, you have to check out Chris Gillebeau's book, The $100 Startup. It has great advice and success stories that will help get you started. You can read a complete review of the book here:
If you'd like a manual, a how to guide, to help you think about starting a shoestring business as a side job or main source of income, you have to check out Chris Gillebeau's book, The $100 Startup. It has great advice and success stories that will help get you started. You can read a complete review of the book here:
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