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www.IBBTalks.com - Business ownership includes taking a business risk. The question that you must answer is what is your level of business risk your should take. Little risk has less chance of failure but less reward. A bigger risk has an increased chance of failure but a bigger reward.  By Gary Shotton #000380-EN

www.IBBTalks.com - A small business that becomes profitable could make the mistake of starting a second, unrelated business but this can be a serious mistake.  By Gary Shotton #000382

www.IBBTalks.com - We are challenged in the Word of God to not float through life with little purpose but to find our place in the Body of Christ. By Gary Shotton #000379

www.IBBTalks.com - Starting your first business with lots of borrowed money may be a mistake. Starting small and with what you have available could be better in the end. By Gary Shotton #000378

www.IBBTalks.com - When financial opportunities knock at your door be ready to invest. By Gary Shotton #000377

www.IBBTalks.com - Owning a business could look to be all about profit, revenue, systems, and creating business goals, but helping others in the community should be a big part of the formula for success. By Gary Shotton #000376

www.IBBTalks.com - A shortcut may appear to be a good choice because it seems to advance you quickly with reduced effort. Be careful, because bypassing important lessons can be costly. #000375

www.IBBTalks.com --The core values of a company are established by what the owner or managers do, not by what they say or post on the wall.  By Gary Shotton #000374

www.IBBTalks.com -- Don't be surprised that many entrepreneurs are not high achievers in the scholastic and academic world. Becoming an entrepreneur is many times more "caught than taught". Gary Shotton #000373

www.IBBTalks.com - As you are working for someone else, use this as your training for when you own your business. Learn to bring at least two options to resolve the problem you are facing. By Gary Shotton #000372