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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. This is part 11 of 11 in the series “Writing a Business Plan: Section 2: Putting your Business Plan to Work.” When is the best time to update your business plan? Why not update it anytime?Writing a business plan is one of those skills that gets better with practice, and the first time or two you try it, you might feel a little unsure of yourself and whether what you're doing is worthwhile.If you start multiple ventures over the course of your career, you'll naturally write multiple business plans, each one better…

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GARY — Indiana University's Anderson Library Conference Center looked like a typical market Wednesday night. People darted around the crowded room, inspecting merchandise, shaking hands, and exchanging business cards. These vendors weren't just peddling their wares, they were peddling their dreams. The New Business Vendor Showcase was held as the culmination of the four-week Start Up Business Success Program. The course was created by the City of Gary and his partnership with IUN and taught 49 students the ins and outs of starting a small business. On Wednesday, Jadi Brown, owner of Flawless Treats and Catering, fist-bumped Chancellor Iwama while…

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Myra A coma ended his life after 30 years, but he struck up a new friendship with a young neighbor. Ossie. Together they are searching for their place in this world. The Colorado Sun is a nonpartisan news organization, and the opinions of our columnists and editorial writers do not reflect those of the newsroom. For more information about The Sun's opinion policy, read our ethics policy. Learn how to submit a column. Please contact our opinion editors at opinion@coloradosun.com. Follow Colorado Sun Opinion on Facebook. R. Alan Brooks teaches graphic novel writing in Regis University's MFA program and the…

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The opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. This is part 1 of 8 of the “Writing a Business Plan: Section 4: Marketing Your Business Plan” series. Readers of your business plan may want to see an industry with few established competitors and a fast-growing trajectory with great potential. Or you may be interested in a larger market where your competitors may be disengaging from the market, leaving you open to rivals, even if growth is somewhat slower.Whatever the facts, they need to be backed up with a snapshot analysis of the current state of the industry and the…

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Instagram is a leading photo-based social media platform, but it does more than keep you up to date on your friends’ adventures. Influencers and small businesses use Instagram as a tool for audience connection, engagement and sales. Instagram’s robust business features are available only if you create a business or creator account. We’ll explore setting up your Instagram business account and show you how to take advantage of Instagram’s top connection, engagement and sales tools.How to use Instagram for businessBetween posts, ads and stories, there’s no shortage of potential small business marketing tools on Instagram. Here are some basics to help…

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Written by Meeta Vengapally As leaders and small business owners, sometimes things aren't okay, and that's okay.getty The other day I went to the grocery store and bought $7 worth of red peppers. Through sticker shock, I reasoned with myself that I had to do it. Bell peppers are incredibly healthy and I use them in a variety of dishes, but I wasn't going to let my kids live on French fries alone. The reasons I struggled with this decision in the produce aisle are the same for all of us. Vegetables shouldn't be so expensive, and neither should everything…

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Download the report Interviews with five of Business Fights Poverty's key partners (Primark, Unilever, Anglo American, Standard Chartered and Mastercard Centre for Inclusive Growth) focused on two areas: first, how their companies are currently supporting social entrepreneurs, and second, whether and if so, how their companies are addressing the care economy through their workplace policies. These questions yielded four overarching insights. Companies need to better understand how care impacts their business Workplace policies can be a stepping stone to working with care companies (e.g. responsible recruitment of domestic workers, responsible sourcing of cleaning services) Companies with extensive supply chains can…

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While putting cybersecurity at the top of your business agenda can go a long way in preventing cyberattacks, it's almost inevitable that a breach will eventually occur, and knowing what to do if one does occur can be very important.SoGlos has compiled top tips from the National Cyber ​​Security Center that could save your business or organization if the worst happens. unplugIf your business or organization experiences a cyberattack that infects it with malware or ransomware, immediately disconnect the infected computer, laptop, or tablet from all network connections (whether wired, wireless, or mobile-based).disconnect from the internetIn very severe cases, consider…

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The nuclear fuel cycle consists of two stages. front end And that backend. The front-end step prepares the uranium for use in the reactor. Back-end procedures ensure that it is used or SpentHowever, it is still highly radioactive, so nuclear fuel is safely managed, prepared, and disposed of. In nuclear power plants, a certain type of uranium (U-235) is primarily used for fission because the atoms are easy to split. Although uranium is about 100 times more common than silver, U-235 is relatively rare, making up just over 0.7% of natural uranium. U-235 is produced from uranium ore in uranium…

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ferrantraite/Getty Images, Illustration: Austin Courreges/Bankrate Starting most small businesses requires an initial investment. The amount of startup capital you need depends on a variety of factors, including the type of industry, the product or service, and your store location. The least expensive businesses have start-up costs of around $12,000, but some businesses, such as restaurants, can cost more than $400,000. The best way to determine how much it will cost to start a business is to list all of the anticipated expenses and the amount of each item. Let's take a closer look at exactly how much it will cost…

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