You’ve probably noticed new regular contributors recently joined the Entrepreneurs-Journey.com team. A few light design changes were made to the site to highlight the faces of each of these new writers, so you know which article comes from which writer. If you’re reading this through an RSS reader then you can’t see the changes, so make sure you head to www.entrepreneurs-journey.com to meet all the great new authors and see their smiling avatars.
These wonderful people, including Neroli, Mitch, Leslie, Sunil, Leigh, Ilana, Christine and Kerry, have all come on board, not to just write one off guest articles, they are fully fledged columnists and had to demonstrate certain criteria to qualify for the position (you can see the criteria at the Jobs page). A columnist is here to share their own entrepreneurs journey with you, each bringing unique experiences from successful online and offline businesses. They are all committed to [...]

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You’ve probably noticed new regular contributors recently joined the Entrepreneurs-Journey.com team. A few light design changes were made to the site to highlight the faces of each of these new writers, so you know which article comes from which writer. If you’re reading this through an RSS reader then you can’t see the changes, so make sure you head to www.entrepreneurs-journey.com to meet all the great new authors and see their smiling avatars.
These wonderful people, including Neroli, Mitch, Leslie, Sunil, Leigh, Ilana, Christine and Kerry, have all come on board, not to just write one off guest articles, they are fully fledged columnists and had to demonstrate certain criteria to qualify for the position (you can see the criteria at the Jobs page). A columnist is here to share their own entrepreneurs journey with you, each bringing unique experiences from successful online and offline businesses. They are all committed to [...]

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To me, the most exciting part of creating and producing your own product is seeing the finished merchandise. For years almost, I had dreamed of my product and then to see it transformed into a tangible item before my eyes was very, very exciting.
Up until this point, I had cultivated a list of potential manufacturers, culled a list of suppliers I had wanted to use, worked on my branding and defined my customer message.  Now I just needed to produce some products.
In dealing with suppliers I had located online, I knew I had to carefully set out a list of agreements that we both needed to abide by. I did not want to have any misunderstandings, and especially since we had to deal with language barriers and social customs, I wanted everything spelled out as clearly as possible. As we gave our first purchase order (or PO for short), we [...]

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