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This business resource center is organized primarily for those who
make up the target
user group of The Network. In other words, entrepreneurs,
leaders of fast-growing
companies, and small
business owners as well as any
other business
decision makers will find useful resource in this
section of the library. All visitors are welcomed. Click your
mouse on one of the following red buttons for quick access to related
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resource links:

 access
70 business glossaries (source)

 business
glossaries, dictionaries, encyclopedias (section
of the .network library)

 business
and industrial classifications (North America) NAICS

 business
development links The
Resource Report 2001.4 (about)

 business
libraries online Economic
Development.net (enter)

 business
networking building
and maintaining business relationships

 business
reference services US
Library of Congress (about)

 raising
capital/links (source)

 customer
loyalty retention links The
Resource Report 2001.4 (about)

 economic
development LSU
Libraries\Business
Subject Guides

 enterprise
development Site
Location Assistance.com (enter)

 entrepreneurial
reference small
business information (US
Library of Congress)

 environmental
protection terms, abbreviations, acronyms (US
EPA reference)

 Free
Management Library Management
Help.org (about)

 Introduction
to the Enterprise Development Process online
resource paper

 Managing
your network Ottawa
Business Journal (about)
(SLA)

 NetMBA
Business Knowledge Center www.netmba.com/site/about

 real
estate asset management/links (source)

 small
business development

 4
steps to success enterprise
development / site
selection

 8
essentials for networking success a .network user
guide (about)

 10
killer marketing mistakes Current
Analysis.com

 10
Smart Moves to Improve your Business Box
of Chocolates.ca

 10
top networking ideas from Larry James Networking
HQ (about)
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the entrepreneurial spirit

... is a mindset reflected in risky actions
taken to create or improve something over which there is,
at least, the perception of ownership. The entrepreneur has
an inherent disposition towards individualism and independence.
All too often the entrepreneurial spirit leads to reliance
of intuitiveness in the
decision making process. On the one hand, there
are many, many entrepreneurial failures
that come from dependence on intuition without the backing
of experience and
gathering facts that adequately support decision-making success see
the definition of business
decision maker. Nevertheless, learning from failure
is the best training available for wannabe entrepreneurs.
No entrepreneurial education program has yet been introduced
that can replace experience. A wannabe need only be
taught not to fear OJT.
The experienced entrepreneur, on the other hand, knows how and when
to use intuition to an advantage or profit. There are two keys
to success: (1) calculating the risk; and, (2) networking for
facts rather than opinions. Check out the following resources:

Dispelling
the ‘Theory vs. Practical Experience’ Debate in
a Wordpress.com blog

EzineArticles.com, The Entrepreneurial Spirit by Joe Love

Venture
Capital Glossary at Funding Post.com

Basics
of Entrepreneurship file in
Site Location Assistance.com
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information links:

 who The
Network serves in business

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the Web or The Network for business resources

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of keyword searches for business resources.

 entrepreneurs / new
venture startups

 fast-growing
companies / search the Web for fast-growing
companies list

 small
business / nanocorp / independent
worker

 Web-based
business

 business
development v. enterprise development

 business
decision makers and enterprise development

 Women & Money by
Suze Orman (1 million copies downloaded for free)
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resources for small business:

 small
businesses range
in size from nanocorps to
100 employees

 The
Entrepreneur's Guide to Small Business Information

 customer
loyalty maintenance links in
the .network archive

 Small
Business Site Selection; A Guide for the Small Business Owner

 SBA
Glossary from The US Small Business Administration (about)

 Dictionary
of Small Business from www.small-business-dictionary.org (about
the author)

 My
Own Business.org glossary from My Own Business, Inc. (about)

 Business
A to Z from from The Washington Post online (about)

 Index
of / reference / glossary for www.abcsmallbiz.com (about)

 Small
Business from Wikipedia.org

 AllBusiness.com

 small
business resources links in
the .network archive

 AllBusiness.com

 SMBiz.com

 websites
of The Network resources
for small business development:

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