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Some pundits argue that the E-Myth principle is now outdated, due to the instant access to information via the Internet, pervasive networking via socialmedia, and courses on entrepreneurship at all levels of education. In the interim, I recommend you use advisors, socialmedia, and the Internet to find your alter-ego.
Some pundits argue that the E-Myth principle is now outdated, due to the instant access to information via the Internet, pervasive networking via socialmedia, and courses on entrepreneurship at all levels of education. In the interim, I recommend you use socialmedia and the Internet to find your alter-ego.
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We all come from the era where our society and education prepared us for the labor market, meaning working for someone else as an information professional, factory worker, or retail associate. We know now that people learn from a younger age, and keep coming back for more, from sources that are entertaining and educational ( edutainment ).
It requires an attitude of self-education, versus an assumption that someone else will provide the education. The Internet is the source of data for alternative views, and socialmedia allows direct customer interactions to test these views. This is a key part of enjoying the journey, as well as the destination.
Today, customers are looking for real relationships, a memorable shopping experience, and satisfaction of a higher purpose. They need to see results in the form of sponsored events, socialmedia, and feedback from influencers and customers that your mission is more than the low-cost producer.
Some pundits argue that the E-Myth principle is now out-dated, due to the instant access to information via the Internet, pervasive networking via socialmedia, and courses on entrepreneurship at all levels of education. In the interim, I recommend you use socialmedia and the Internet to find your alter-ego.
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They couldn’t possibly understand the new socialmedia culture, new technologies, or have the determination to beat their younger counterparts in the market. In fact, they are well-qualified overall, having worked with high technology and computers for at least 20 years, are highly educated, and highly motivated.
They may not have noticed the wave of “open businesses,” spawned by the Internet and socialmedia. Bring focus on your core competencies and expertise by educating and helping others, who can then return the favor by helping you or buying from you. Shared knowledge packaging (shareability).
We all come from the era where our society and education prepared us for the labor market, meaning working for someone else as an information professional, factory worker, or retail associate. We know now that people learn from a younger age, and keep coming back for more, from sources that are entertaining and educational ( edutainment ).
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It requires an attitude of self-education, versus an assumption that someone else will provide the education. The Internet is the source of data for alternative views, and socialmedia allows direct customer interactions to test these views. This is a key part of enjoying the journey, as well as the destination.
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They couldn’t possibly understand the new socialmedia culture, new technologies, or have the determination to beat their younger counterparts in the market. In fact, they are well-qualified overall, having worked with high technology and computers for at least 20 years, are highly educated, and highly motivated.
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They may not have noticed the wave of “open businesses,” spawned by the Internet and socialmedia. Bring focus on your core competencies and expertise by educating and helping others, who can then return the favor by helping you or buying from you. Shared knowledge packaging (shareability).
They may not have noticed the wave of “open businesses,” spawned by the Internet and socialmedia. Bring focus on your core competencies and expertise by educating and helping others, who can then return the favor by helping you or buying from you. Shared knowledge packaging (shareability).
They couldn’t possibly understand the new socialmedia culture, new technologies, or have the determination to beat their younger counterparts in the market. In fact, they are well-qualified overall, having worked with high technology and computers for at least 20 years, are highly educated, and highly motivated.
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It requires an attitude of self-education, versus an assumption that someone else will provide the education. The Internet is the source of data for alternative views, and socialmedia allows direct customer interactions to test these views. This is a key part of enjoying the journey, as well as the destination.
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We all come from the era where our society and education prepared us for the labor market, meaning working for someone else as an information professional, factory worker, or retail associate. We know now that people learn from a younger age, and keep coming back for more, from sources that are entertaining and educational ( edutainment ).
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They may not have noticed the wave of “open businesses,” spawned by the Internet and socialmedia. Bring focus on your core competencies and expertise by educating and helping others, who can then return the favor by helping you or buying from you. Shared knowledge packaging (shareability).
We all come from the era where our society and education prepared us for the labor market, meaning working for someone else as an information professional, factory worker, or retail associate. We know now that people learn from a younger age, and keep coming back for more, from sources that are entertaining and educational ( edutainment ).
They may not have noticed the wave of “open businesses,” spawned by the Internet and socialmedia. Bring focus on your core competencies and expertise by educating and helping others, who can then return the favor by helping you or buying from you. Shared knowledge packaging (shareability).
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