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Happy Father’s Day. What is the best advice you

Happy Father’s Day.

What is the best advice you received from your Dad or the father figure in your life?

Without problems to solve many of us wouldn't have

Without problems to solve many of us wouldn't have successful businesses. Share in the comments the problem you solve for your customers. See if we can guess what you do!

Being an entrepreneur is one of the most rewarding

Being an entrepreneur is one of the most rewarding and frustrating ventures we can decide to make. Looking at our failures as an opportunity for growth is rewarding and exciting. Having failures can be frustrating is we don't have support to overcome them.

Finding a network of support and like minded people is a key to building a successful business. Who do you turn to for support when the failures feel fatal?

“A brand is the set of expectations, memories, s

National Environment Day. What awareness would yo

National Environment Day. What awareness would you create around the environment in your community?

Honoring the memory of those who sacrificed their

Honoring the memory of those who sacrificed their lives.

The internet and social media make it easy to get

The internet and social media make it easy to get caught up comparing ourselves to others. It is okay to take inspiration from others, but its always better to be a first rate version of YOU.

Do you get caught up in the comparison game?

If you could travel back in time to the time when

If you could travel back in time to the time when you were starting your business, what advice would you give? What’s something you wish you knew when you were first starting out in the world of entrepreneurship? Let us know in the comments.

This applies to the customers we have in our busin

This applies to the customers we have in our businesses as well. They say it costs more to attract a new customer than it does to keep and existing one.

It is easy to get caught up in the cycle of "getting more customers" and forgetting about the ones we already serve. Make sure you have a strategy in place to serve both existing customers as well as finding ways to attract new.

Is your social media game strong? You know about

As an entrepreneur you are wired to see opportunit

As an entrepreneur you are wired to see opportunity where others only see a locked door.

What ways has your business solved problems for your community?

We want to follow more Native Owned Businesses and

We want to follow more Native Owned Businesses and organizations! Share yours in the comments!
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