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A Word from Our Small Business Coaches

may be close to the target, but it is not the bull-eyes target. In this series, I will provide an introduction to entrepreneurship and the characteristics of a contemporary entrepreneur. The history of entrepreneurship dates back to from 1680 to 1734 in the writings of an Irish-born banker Richard Cantillion. Mr. Cantillion first introduced the concept of entrepreneurship as an economic meaning, and the entrepreneur role in an

economic development. Today, entrepreneurship continues to emerge as the leading economic force in countries around the world, and small businesses contribute to the unparalleled rise in entrepreneurship. However, not everyone is cut out to be an entrepreneur. Not because people do not possess a dream and vision, but contrary to what people think, the core reason is because some people do not understand the concept of entrepreneurship.

Are you a Contemporary Entrepreneur?

By Brian Perkins, MBA

When you think of the word Entrepreneurship, what comes to your mind? This is a question to ponder because entrepreneurship could mean different things to many people around the world. Most people will sum up entrepreneurship as simple as turning an into a profitable business. Well, that

Financial Literacy and Health By Bridgett McBride

For most, money and finances have always played either a vital or controversial role in one's life. Several situations are stimulated

by the presence or absence of money. Money is said to be the deciding factor in how one is treated for health issues, judicial situations and relationships. The lack of money can be the stimulant for the stress experienced in the lives of

many. During the current economic environment of job loss, increased

prices, outsourcing of jobs to other countries, lack of manufacturing

industry and loss of homes, stress is the cause of many chronic health conditions experienced by many people.

Stress manifests itself in many variations in one's body. Some examples are cancer, GERD, high blood pressure, diabetes, dementia,

etc. In today's climate, unwise financial decisions can and will create additional stressors that effect one's health. Not only are financial

climates important to afford adequate health care costs, foods, healthy activities and relaxation, it generates peace and wellbeing