9 Feb, 2008 in
business by
rexreed
Putting the issues of politics and the negative tone of campaign ads aside, political campaigns are amazing businesses. Think about it: in a short amount of time, a large group of people come together, generate significant volumes of money, spend significant volumes of money, create nationwide organizations that involve hundreds, if not thousands, of people, [...]
I posted the other day on the topic of finding a good bank for small businesses. I got a few great recommendations and ended up settling with Provident Bank, a regional bank in the Virginia, DC, Maryland, and Pennsylvania region. They offer free business checking accounts with no minimum balance requirement, the offer bill payment, [...]
3 Feb, 2008 in
outsourcing by
rexreed
One of the main themes espoused in the The 4-Hour Workweek is the idea that you should outsource all tasks that you can and automate all the rest, leaving your time mostly focused on strategy, business-growth, and handling escalated tasks that exceed the capabilities of the outsourcers. All this sounds great, and Tim Ferriss [...]
As like all you 4HWW-ers, I’m gearing up my muse and getting the funds rolling in. I started an LLC using the Company Corporation (my recommendation if you’re trying to keep it simple and cheap - no need for expensive lawyers), making it a Delaware-registered LLC and then possibly registering as a Foreign LLC in [...]
1 Feb, 2008 in
dieting by
rexreed
One of the hottest posts on the 4HWW Blog is the topic of how Tim Ferris lost 20 pounds of fat in 30 days… without exercising. His basic method: eat 4 times a day, repeat the meals frequently, focus on low glycemic-index foods, cut out the “white carbs / starches”, take one day a [...]