Friday, August 14th, 2009
by Todd Schuyler
Why should people start their own membership site? The answer is people are willing to pay for online content. Business content, personals/match making, and entertainment are the hottest niches. But even smaller niches, like DVD authoring, sports coaching, marketing services, and dieting are producing profits.
You can sell subscriptions for online content with your own membership site? Selling online content by way of a password protected website has become big business. Not only is it fast to set up, but the start-up and running costs are minimal. Work from home business entrepreneurs and large businesses alike are tapping into this exciting revenue source. Read more... (357 words, estimated 1:26 mins reading time)
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Monday, March 9th, 2009
· A manager takes care of where you are; a leader takes you to a new place.
· A manager deals with complexity; a leader deals with uncertainty.
· A manager is concerned with finding the facts; a leader makes decisions.
· A manager is concerned doing things right; a leader is concerned with doing the right things.
· A manager’s critical concern is efficiency; a leader focuses on effectiveness.
· A manager creates policies; a leader establishes principles.
· A manager sees and hears what is going on; a leader hears when there is no sound and sees when there is no light.
· A manager finds answers and solutions; a leader formulates the questions and identifies the problems.
· A manager looks for similarities between current and previous problems; a leader looks for differences.
· A manager thinks that a successful solution to a management problem can be used again; a leader wonders whether the problem in a new environment might require a different solution.
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