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In order to be the master of your own destiny, you have to be brave. You have to go out and make progress when everyone else is hiding from the storm!
Those who do what others wont do, have the power to create their lives the way they want.
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Art Entre-Walk in Greensburg on 9/10 to Feature Local Entrep
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Entrepreneurs felicitated
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Sunday Observer
Stories from Serial Entrepreneurs: SMU grad bubbles over wit
Sun, 5 Sep 2010 05:10:00 GMT
Johnny de la Valdene is an entrepreneur in the truest sense: He has never worked for anyone else. He also gets to wear shorts to work and play with toys.De la Valdene, 43, has started dozens of companies – from gyms to tanning salons to juice bars. more...
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Current Issue Feed: In need of more entrepreneurial, effecti
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It used to be that universities didn't have to worry their pretty little heads about anything so fancy as their contribution to the wider economy. Just as long as they taught students reasonably well and created a steady stream of new graduates for more...
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