The Millionaire Mind Support Network™

Millionaire Mind Support Network™ members
— this class is worth the trip to Austin

The first step in taming the cobra of  fear, is taming the tiger of paperwork!

Renegade Organizer, Millionaire Mind Intensive Graduate, and well known MONEY MAGNET, Ragen Chastain, is presenting her Easy Paper Management seminar in central Austin this weekend.

As part of the Retire The Debt event series, The Remarkable Women’s Conference is pleased to present The Renegade Organizer. You may have seen her short intro talk at the recent ConnectWorking luncheon. Well, Ragen Chastain is back with her full two hour seminar. Her seminars and books are known for their simplicity, their wit and most of all their effectiveness.

In her Easy Paper Management seminar you’ll learn an astonishingly simple step by step process to get control of paper quickly, easily and permanently. You’ll create a plan tailored to your specific situation. Surprising in its ease and ability to adapt to each individual’s personality and work-style, you can finally get the results you want in a fun and easy way…Seriously!

This is usually a $30.00 seminar. For our Remarkable Women, Ragen is offering a price of $15.00 per person in advance and $20.00 at the door. To register, use the link above.

…and Looking for Opportunities to Expand Existing Businesses

The message most Millionaire Mind Intensive graduates took away from our three-day experience was: if you don’t have a business, start one — if you have one, expand your business to produce both residual and passive income streams.

The Millionaire Mind Support Network™ site is designed to be a self-help resource for action-focused information we all need to master the inner and outer game of businesses and personal development. With that purpose in mind, I have gathered some resources to help our members make sound business decisions as we navigate through this invigorating and complex time.

Millionaire Minds ask questions, listen carefully to the answers, and develop a profitable plan forward.

POWER PRINCIPLE

You can always be more, have more and do more because you can always learn more.

Small Business Administration: where to find the answers for your most frequently asked questions.

Office of Advocacy Resources

Office of Advocacy Resources

The Small Business Economy: A Report to the President

Quarterly Indicators: The Economy and Small Business

Small Firm Lending Studies

State and Territory Small Business Economic Profiles

Regulatory Research

Research on Owner Demographics (women, minorities, veterans, etc.

Advocacy Working Paper Series

Advocacy Conference Proceedings

Small Business Journals

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice

International Small Business Journal

Venture Capital: An International Journal of Entrepreneurial Finance

Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship

Journal of Entrepreneurial Finance and Business Ventures

Journal of Business Venturing

Journal of Small Business Management

Small Business Economics

Web-Based Resources

Center for Women’s Business Research

Kauffman Entrepreneurial Research

Kauffman-RAND Center for Study of Small Business and Regulation

National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper Series

National Women’s Business Council

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, SMEs and Entrepreneurship Dep’t

Research Papers in Economics

Social Science Research Network

The World Bank’s Doing Business Project

Data Sources

U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census 1997 Economic Census

2002 Economic Census (Survey of Business Owners

American FactFinder

Nonemployer Statistics

Center for Economic Studies (CES) Data and Working Papers
CES Data is available at Research Data Centers for approved research proposals.

Statistics of U.S. Businesses — partially funded by Advocacy

County Business Patterns

Survey of Income and Program Participation

Business Employment Dynamics

Current Population Survey

Federal Reserve Board

Survey of Small Business Finances

Survey of Consumer Finances

Senior Loan Officer Survey on Bank Lending Practices

Internal Revenue Service/Statistics of Income Division

Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation/Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity

National Federation of Independent Business Small Business Economic Trends

Small Business Polls

Global Entrepreneurship Monitor

Panel Study on Entrepreneurial Dynamic

Live Well and Prosper

5-Steps from Idea to Product

The more time I spent on the StartUpNation website, the more I was impressed by both the wide variety of the business topics cover and the depth in which they are examined. The StartUpNation information guides are clearly written in a step-by-step format.

I have a passion for invention.

Invention development and licensing expert, Russell Williams, president and co-founder of InventionHome.com provides the best and simplest advice on going major league with great product ideas. His 5-Step process: Idea Conception, Basic Invention Market Research, Prototype Design & Development, Protecting the Invention, and Licensing and Going to Market is an outstanding article and if you are planning to bring a new product idea or process.

Inventing: Items of Interest

• “Commercial your Invention” information package (free) StartupNation members, get your free information package to help with each step in commercializing your invention.(get free package)

• 10 Tips for Landing a Product Licensing DealInventors can either build a new company to commercialize their product, or they can license their product to an existing company…(read more)

• All About Inventing Read articles, listen to podcasts, and find everything you need to know about inventing.(visit the topic)

• Have Invention, Will License It StartupNation chief startupologist, Rich Sloan, does a deep dive with mom inventor, Sue Yellowtail. (listen in)

• Forum: Commercializing your Invention Network, discuss, and read conversations from StartupNation members about commercializing inventions.(visit the forum)

• Getting an Invention Prototype Built OK, you know you need an invention prototype and you know how you’re going to use it. Now you need to actually get the thing built. Here’s some advice about where to turn for help.(visit the forum)