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Be a Warrior, Not a Worrier

Jay Goltz is a frequent contributor to the New York Times small business section. He runs three businesses in Chicago. In this article, he encourages small business owners to pause for a little self examination in mid 2009, and urges coming out for the second half of the year with an aggressive attitude. This is also a good time to look at your plan. It may need tweaking as you prepare for 2010. If you don’t have one, that is a problem. The UNF SBDC can help by critiquing your existing plan or helping you create one to serve as a blueprint for your business going forward.

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Filed under: Cash Flow, Enterprise Florida, Jay Goltz, New York Times, Northeast Florida, Sales, Small Business, Small Business Blog, Staffing, UNF, UNF SBDC, Unfsbdc Blog, University of North Florida by Small Business Resource Center Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

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