Stefan Töpfer
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WHY For Small Business, Home Business, Start-Up and You.




A few month ago I found this great online magazine “WHY” which stands for “Work-Home-You” - it deals with great small business, home office and start-up issues. You should have a look at it, sign up for it free and read it regularly.

It is full of business ideas and great stories - in this current issue Dina & Lucille (the editors) report about Captain (Ret.) Dawn Halfaker, wounded in Iraq, starts her own security services firm - it is inspiring.

Disclosure: I love the magazine so much that WinWeb sponsored it for this issue.

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7 Responses to “WHY For Small Business, Home Business, Start-Up and You.”

  1. Shama Hyder
    http://www.afterthelaunch.com

    Said on September 3rd, 2007 at 9:06 pm

    Great magazine Stefan. Thank you for sharing this resource!

  2. WHY For Small Business, Home Business, Start-Up and You.
    http://www.ourtop.info/small-business/?p=210

    Said on September 3rd, 2007 at 10:08 pm

    […] great stories - in this current issue Dina & Lucille (the editors) report about Captain (Ret.)Read More… [Source: THE SMALL BUSINESS […]

  3. Sam Cannell
    http://www.versatileassistant.co.uk

    Said on September 3rd, 2007 at 10:33 pm

    Great link. I am always looking for good resources and the “WHY” articles are the perfect length for the busy business owner.

  4. Wendy Hockett
    http://www.workspaces.com

    Said on September 5th, 2007 at 2:09 am

    I enjoyed the timely reminder to check my phone message and also the article on finding energy sources at home.

  5. Emily Coltman
    http://www.askm.co.uk

    Said on September 6th, 2007 at 3:22 pm

    I’m reading “The E-Myth Revisited” by Michael Gerber at the moment.

    Rightly or wrongly, I think that book says that it’s not possible to have a one-man or one-woman business without getting totally bogged down.

    I’m not so sure - and have a good mind to write a book myself in defence of the one-man or one-woman business. Will think on that and possibly look for contributors to talk to, if I decide to go ahead.

    Stefan - enjoy your holiday.

    M

  6. Stefan Töpfer
    http://www.winweb.com

    Said on September 6th, 2007 at 3:35 pm

    Hi Emily,

    I think he is obviously wrong about that every business needs to grow. He clearly has an agenda - franchising - that is why I guess. I like his Technician, Manager and I thing Entrepreneur analogy - I think that makes a lot of sense in a way.

    I got a few more books you should try, I’ll send you my list when I get back home.

    I better get back to my “holiday”, otherwise my wife is going to get upset with me. ;-)

    - Stefan

  7. Emily Coltman
    http://www.askm.co.uk

    Said on September 6th, 2007 at 4:01 pm

    Hi Stefan,

    Thanks - I’d like to see your list of recommendations.

    Good idea :-) hope you both enjoy your holiday.

    M

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