Small Business Entrepreneur Blog

In the last days I had the chance to interview Mike Michalowicz, serial entrepreneur and author of the book The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur. We have discussed about starting a business on a bootstrapped model, fear of starting a business and … failure. The book is about the right and wrong ways of building a business 

With the US economy slowing down, everybody has to deal with low demand, increasing production costs and bigger bills. If you read these 2 articles Doing Business in Eastern Europe and Doing business in Jamaica, questions is if investing abroad wouldn’t be better. Or at least if selling abroad is not a good solution 

I’ve got this interesting story from Margie Quimpo-Espino at Philippine Daily Inquirer about a 25 years young entrepreneur Allan Capulong that managed to turn around his father’s real estate business and make it a success.
The story shows how Allan managed to get past his familly previous un-successful ventures and turn the last one into a 

Eastern Europe is usually known for the quality education and skilled labor force. However, entrepreneurs and students have a strong feeling that while the education here teaches well the theoretical stuff, it lacks the flexibility and capacity to adapt to the real world environment and demands.
That’s why I was impressed to see that abroad education 

I’m quite happy to say that Mike Michalowicz from The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur gave me a wonderful opportunity to talk about Entrepreneurship in Eastern Europe following his excellent report on Jamaican Entrepreneurship. I would say that writing this article puts a great deal of responsibility on my shoulders, first because I have to match Mike’s