New York Magazine Article to Read

Business articles keep you on track This weekend, visit a bookstore or library and check out the article, “Your New Life Begins Here” in the February 27th edition of New York Magazine.

I think you’ll like reading about the three entrepreneurs profiled and reviewing a breakdown of their start-up costs and monthly expenses.

Although each business (bakery, wine store, and restaurant) is not a solo venture, their dreams and problems mirror what solo business owners face.

Each story is an easy one-page read, and the insights may help you focus on where to put your marketing efforts.

New York Magazine also provides a synopsis on starting five more businesses (bar, bike shop, handbag shop, furniture store, and kids’ store), giving you an inside look at inventory, start-up costs, pros, and cons.

Try to make this article part of your weekend. It may help your business as next week begins.

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February 24, 2006 | Filed Under Offline Ideas, Recent Entries, Solo Housekeeping

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2 Responses to “New York Magazine Article to Read”

Flora Morris Brown on February 24th, 2006 8:34 pm

That New York magazine feature was full of ideas and inspiration. I looked around at all the articles there, so this weekend I’ll be thinking of ways to put what I learned into action.

Thanka.
Shirley George Frazier on February 25th, 2006 12:23 am

It sounds as though the article is online, and if so, that’s wonderful. If not, you picked it up at a bookstore or newsstand, and that’s also great.

The baker interviewed for the article works 12-hour days even though she has help, and that number is probably on the low side. If that’s not similar to a solo business owner, I don’t know what is.

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