Category: Growth

It was at this time I realized how hard it was to build up capital. With few assets, nobody wanted to lend us money. We had to be creative, work hard and “have a go”; David Blackmore. I have been asked to discuss with you a bit about my life and our business. Not everything… Continue reading How to Farm Without Any Money

If there’s one thing that most real estate practitioners have in common, it’s an entrepreneurial spirit. You probably got into the business because you enjoyed the freedom of working for yourself — being able to create your own business model, your own hours, and your own niche. But for some, a successful career as a… Continue reading 11 Tips for Starting Your Own Business

How many Monday mornings have you woken up with that sinking feeling? The feeling that you’ll have to put yourself through another week at the job you hate. Another week spent living your life for somebody else. When did it become okay to give up on your dreams? To simply live for the weekend or… Continue reading What We’re All About – StartupBros

You started your own business to do something you love and make money. But how much should you pay yourself? Too little and you may struggle to survive. Too much and your business might be at risk. So how do you strike the right balance? Take the guesswork out… Continue reading How Much To Pay Yourself | Small Business Guide

Build a Data Lake in the Cloud Now. It’s Quick. It’s Free. An integrated tutorial with step-by-step instructions to build and populate your data lake—faster. … Continue reading Big Data | Oracle

Many small business owners see large businesses exclusively in competitive terms. For small enterprises that compete directly with larger companies, this characterization is an accurate one. An independent record store owner, for example, will undoubtedly—and legitimately—regard the arrival of a new record store operating under the banner of a national chain as a threat. Similarly,… Continue reading Small Business/Large Business Relationships – Encyclopedia – Business Terms

By Sally Kane Updated June 10, 2018 Most attorneys in private practice are employed by small law firms, defined as those with fewer than 20 lawyers. The majority work in even smaller firms—almost half of all lawyers in private practice are solo practitioners. Another 20 percent are employed by firms of 10 attorneys or fewer,… Continue reading The Benefits of Working in a Small Law Firm

Did you know that cosmetics, beauty and personal care products in Africa are a multi-billion dollar business opportunity? If my guess is right, you very likely used soap in the shower this morning and applied some hair and body lotion afterwards? Maybe you didn’t stop there. You probably put some deodorant under your arms… Continue reading Cosmetics – How to profit from the huge demand for beauty and personal care products in Africa

Almost everyone in the world believes that they have an idea that is capable of turning them into a millionaire but in truth, there are very few inventions that prove to be successful. For every creation or innovation that turns out to be a hit there are countless others that fail miserably. However, there are… Continue reading 20 Ridiculously Simple Ideas That Made Millions

Diesel & Crude oil distribution Invitation To Entrepreneurs To Establish Distribution Centres For The Bulk Warehousing & Distribution Of The Following Products: 1. Diesel2. Crude Oil3. Carbon Black1. Diesel Distribution:- Number of Litres To Be Distributed Per Distributor: 50,000 - 200,000 litres per month- Revenue Share You Earn Per Litre: R2.50 per litre- Number of… Continue reading Diesel – Home