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5 What makes an entrepreneur?


What make your an entrepreneur? I've been an entrepreneur all my life. I take advantage of the idea of the idea of a small business grow and become something big and profitable. I am dedicated, passionate, competitive and self-writer. Risk and uncertainty is exciting. Opportunities Unlimited has paid me.

When I was a kid and I would buy chocolate bars from Costco and sell them to local kids in my elementary school, and collect a small margin on each. Then he ventured into the garden maintenance, online sales, and shop on eBay. I have high goals and big plans for the future of my country. Instead of abolishing the mind and relax chooses to think about my next project.

Being an entrepreneur, but difficult at the same time very rewarding. If you build a service business, blog, business, photography, product innovation, or initiate change following global technology company, creates something great and valuable. Here are some quotes for you all around entrepreneurship:
"I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work."

– Thomas Edison

"Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune."

– Jim Rohn

"Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere."

– Albert Einstein

"You can’t ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they’ll want something new."

– Steve Jobs

"As long as you’re going to be thinking anyway, think big."

– Donald Trump

"Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm."

– Winston Churchill


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1 High Paying With Writing Jobs

I have come across many companies that are requesting the writer to provide content for them with no compensation, and submit. I seem to be a matter of fact, a lot of these kinds of jobs available. For all the hard work, research, time, (and assuming you have one) your web site, effort, and they provide a link back to your publisher traffic credits, free then I promise. Of course, I am, but they have to offer, to name a few of the things that you do not pay but there is one thing they have to offer.

If you are looking for exposure to give some credibility to their writing profession free advertising, traffic, and, now, for some, they are I think this is okay. However, many thank you too, they would welcome the extra income they earn for writing in today's economy.

The Lord for magazines, jobs that are posted here, salary is not a bad thing at all. Most, most of the work I will accept new writers with experience or no. Simply because that and respect, can be used as a platform and a springboard for you that you can write and grow as a writer, to challenge the skills of your writing, use of these opportunities, when new things happen at the beginning in this area, which is highly regarded as a writer is very beneficial. Your passion is something that you want to do, in some cases, this can earn a living is a freelance writer.

Tip: If you are not familiar with a company or their work, you might want to consider reading a few of their issues. I would suggest maybe one or two, to get a feel of what they want from you as a contributor(writer) before you submit your material. You can do this either online or you could also opt to purchase an issue or two. For the most part, you should be able to access their material online. This will help to ensure that your article, feature, story, etc. will be accepted.

Make use of
If you blog, use Twitter, or the social marketing network regularly, then you may want to write for them.
  • A minimum payment of $50 a post for starting authors.
  • Additional bonus of $10 for each post taken from our Story Ideas page.Several article ideas to choose from.
  • A payment of $10 for each submission to MakeUseOf Directory.
An additional $12 bonus for each article referenced from popular website.

She Posts
This is a mom blogging community that needs contributors to bring the latest topics and write about them.
Op-Ed Contributor: write longer articles sharing an opinion, analysis, and/or unique insight to hot news items or campaigns (500+ words) All Contributors will receive a byline with their corresponding post or article. Op-Ed Contributors receive up to $50 per article - article topics are pre-approved to save you time.

Graphic Design School Blog
They need articles on how to's on Photoshop, Illustrator, and so on. The pay is $75 up to $120.

Bird Talk
Need articles on how to care for birds, photos of birds, and so on. They would like your submission to include pictures along with your story. The pay is $100 up to $400.

Whole Life
They are looking for writers to submit articles on natural solutions for sleep, allergies, stress and more. They also features articles on living green, healthy recipes, and otherwise. The pay is $75 up to $150

National Parks Magazine
Need articles dealing with the National Park System and the wildlife, new areas, and so forth. They pay $0.70 up to $1.00 per word.

Seattle Homes and Lifestyles
Magazine focuses on high end homes and properties, their landscape, design, etc. They pay $100 up to $425 per article.

Smithsonian
If you like to write about comedy,humor, or funny things the Smithsonian needs writers to submit a humor page for their magazine. They pay $1000 for the column.

Wish Magazine
Have magazines on a variety of topics from fashion, beauty, style, career, etc. The pay is $1 per word.

Sun Magazine
They feature essay, fiction, poetry. They favor articles on personal writing. They pay from $300 to $2,000 for essays and interviews, $300 to $1,500 for fiction, and $100 to $500 for poetry, the amount being determined by length and quality.

Scrap Magazine
They hire freelance writers on scrap recycling, processing, handling, and so on. They pay $600 up to $1,000. For artwork/illustration the pay is $500 up to $1,500.

Saturday Evening Post
Deals with issues about the ever evolving American scene. They pay $25 for Post Scripts and $400 for feature articles.

Subtropics
For stories and essays, Subtropics pays a flat fee of $1,000 ($500 for a short short) for North American first serial rights. Poets are paid $100 per poem.

Radish
A health magazine that talks about the benefits of natural foods, products, etc. Payment varies from $50 to $150 per article depending on length and work involved. They pay $25 for items accepted for the Rooting Around department.
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