by Randy Wimmer | Oct 19, 2021 | Entrepreneur, Loans, Opportunities, Startup, Uncategorized
Today is Valentine’s Day, 2003. Who wouldn’t want to go back to Valentine’s Day, 2003 and buy a truckload of Apple stock at 26 CENTS per share? (Apple Stock Price) But who knew that the iPod, iPhone, iTunes, and the AppStore were coming? Today is Valentine’s Day,... 
by Randy Wimmer | Mar 21, 2020 | Uncategorized
Teddy Roosevelt was an avid believer of the West African proverb, “Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far.” In fact, his foreign and domestic policies were founded on this proverb. At home, he employed this strategy when dealing with developing and... 
by Randy Wimmer | Jan 21, 2020 | Loans, Startup
Bootstrap your startup and keep control of your success! Think you want an SBA 7(a) Small Business Loan? If so, then read the fine print! Many aspiring entrepreneurs that I meet believe that “cheap” loans are given by the SBA and they will simply “forgive” these loans... 
by Randy Wimmer | Jan 14, 2020 | Startup
Leading small business advocates, publications and “gurus” promulgate their step-by-step entrepreneurship checklists as click-bait. They simply attract your attention. Otherwise, they’re absolutely useless. I’ve been an entrepreneur for nearly 20 years, and I know a... 
by Randy Wimmer | Jan 7, 2020 | Entrepreneur, MBA
Aspiring entrepreneurs are driven. They have big dreams, a crazy work ethic and unrelenting passion. But, there is one thing that most of them lack. Entrepreneurial knowledge. Most realize this immediately. All will realize it, eventually. How Entrepreneur... 
by Randy Wimmer | Dec 31, 2019 | Franchise
Nothing appears more appealing to many first-time entrepreneurs than buying a successful franchise. A franchise provides a proven offering, a known brand and an operating manual that guarantees financial success. Right? Let’s see. Ten of the 20 best franchises,... 
by Randy Wimmer | Dec 24, 2019 | Career
Parent: “I wish I could help pay my son’s college tuition, but I just can’t afford it.” Co-worker: “You’ve worked here for a long time. Have you tested the job market for a position that pays more?” Parent: “What? Well…actually…no.” Learn more about making better...