Topics related to: success
"Life is a series of problems. Do we want to moan about them or solve them?"
Section: Letter From The President, Summer 2007
Tags: letter,
president,
abc,
business,
inspiration,
inspirational,
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How I learned this important lesson ... the hard way.
"You don't pay the price for success; you enjoy the benefits of success." I’ll never forget first learning the all important difference between price and cost at nine years old. It impacted my life and the decisions I made for the next 30 years. You see, all I wanted for my birthday in August 1974 was a brand new red Schwinn bicycle—a “Sting-Ray.”
Section: Letter From The President, Fall 2007
Tags: business,
success,
bicycle,
life,
goals,
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Dominic Rossi on surviving the influx of big box furniture companies.
After having worked behind the scenes for so long, Dominic Rossi III now runs the company’s 30,000-square-foot showroom, which occupies a dominant spot along the highway in Downers Grove, Illinois. Situated among a legion of big brand companies such as Best Buy, The Great Indoors, and Bed Bath & Beyond; the Rossi store is a powerful testament to the ability of small businesses to survive in an era of heavy corporate power.
Section: Features, Summer 2007
Tags: small-business,
economy,
furniture,
sales,
business,
success
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Some members of America's Best Companies show that the most fruitful ventures seldom fall far from the family tree.
They may work together, but these entrepreneurs share more than just office space. We interview six families who work, play, and sometimes live together.
Section: Features, Fall 2007
Tags: family,
business,
fuller,
morrirs,
bartolini,
weber,
yager,
clark,
success,
small business
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It's easy for small businesses to get pulled under the current. These three businesses are head and shoulders above the rest.
It's easy for small businesses to get pulled under the current. The founders of Designs by Lucinda, Jimmy John's and Under Armour and how their businesses became head and shoulders above the rest.
Section: Best Entrepreneurs, February 2008
Tags: lucinda yates,
jimmy johns,
kevin plank,
under armour,
success,
small business,
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We at America’s Best believe that the American Dream is alive and well. Our proof? We take a look at some of the nation’s most phenomenal success stories of the last few years.
Section: Best Entrepreneurs, Summer 2007
Tags: celebrities,
success,
stars,
profiles,
famous,
movies,
social-networking,
harpo,
motivation
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A little flexibility goes a long way.
Three entrepreneurs who have stretched their businesses to new horizons. We introduce you to: Dana Santi of Pilates Core, Craig Newmark of Craigslist, and Sara Blakely of Spanx.
Section: Best Entrepreneurs, Fall 2007
Tags: pilates,
craigslist,
business,
spanx,
oprah,
dana,
santi,
craig,
newmark,
sara,
blakely,
entrepreneurs,
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These entrepreneurs proved successful in their culinary endeavors.
You really can have your cake and eat it too! Find out how Thomas DeGeest, Debbie Meyer and Brian Taylor were able to turn their love of food into successful businesses.
Section: Best Entrepreneurs, Sep/Nov 2008
Tags: food,
culinary,
Taylor,
Meyer,
DeGeest,
wafels,
pizza cake,
popcorn,
New York,
Belgian,
success
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Moving your business across the country is easy when you’ve already built a successful online retail component.
Duane Dewsbury, founder of HatsAmerica, gives his formula for success.
Section: Best Business, Sep/Nov 2008
Tags: Hats,
Dewsbury,
HatsAmerica,
fedora,
retail,
online,
success,
eBay,
South Dakota,
bonnet
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