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Should you quit and start your own business?

If you are thinking about it and have been for a while, then the answer is probably yes. Making the move, however, can be fraught with challenges. In addition to the operational steps — like market research, feasibility studies and business plans — there are...

source: By Catherine Iste
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2024 NASE Member Survey

On behalf of NASE, thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. The information used will be invaluable to our continued efforts to ensure a premiere membership experience and our continued advocacy of the self-employed and micro-business community. Take Survey

source: NASE
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Is entrepreneurship the path to wealth and well-being?

A new Gallup study reveals that 67% of owner-employers excel in well-being, outperforming both regular...

source: Cleaning & Maintenance Management
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How to embrace entrepreneurship as a parent

Gabriella Tegan writes: At 28, navigating roles as both a budding tech CEO and a soon-to-be parent, I faced skepticism. Criticisms of being too young for major life steps gave way to warnings of waiting too long. Yet, balancing career ambitions with motherhood is indeed...

source: Entrepreneur
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48% of social media users have made impulse purchases: How social media is changing online shopping for small businesses

Once a supplementary option for retailers, online shopping has become central to retail strategy due to decades of marketing, social media growth and a global pandemic. Currently, over $1.12 trillion...

source: Bankrate
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Navigating delayed client payment as a small business

It's no question that small businesses face struggles with delayed client payments, particularly in the last year. This imbalance between incoming and outgoing funds can disrupt operations and financial stability.

source: Forbes
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Here's how a proposed SEC rule change could boost small business investment

A new initiative by the Securities and Exchange Commission may soon enhance investment opportunities for small businesses. By adjusting certain regulatory frameworks, this move aims to simplify the funding process, thereby boosting...

source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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