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Key Idea: If I don't do this, my life will be incomplete.

We all have had to take that Flying Leap. For most of us, it is not easy. If you have worked for long within the security of a job, it is gut wrenching. Watch this video. In the first 12-seconds when you only hear the music, answer the question, "Why do I want to do this?" If it is just to make a lot of money, you have a lot of work to do. Money's motivation can not sustain a business in its infancy. There's got to be more.

PS. The people who left those shoes behind are not falling, they are flying... they are taking the flying leap of faith that they can do it, they can start-run-and-grow a good business, and that they can be a force for good in this world. By the way, if your roots are in the USA, there is a deep entrepreneurial spirit in your blood. More... Go to the opening words.

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Key Question:

Must one live-eat-breathe-sleep one's work to be successful?

Questions for this clip: 1 | 2 | 3

Think about it

In the USA alone, what is the aggregate effect of 25 million small businesses? What lessons are learned by over 90% of the workforce when their first work experience are usually part time jobs in small businesses (most often retail and the restaurant sectors)?

Clip from: At some time we all reached the same conclusion:

"If I don't do this my life will be incomplete. "

The last impression before each episode ends is to provide an abiding hope for the future.

Small Business School, Inc..

Bruce Camber,

214-801-8521

Visit our web site: http://SmallBusinessSchool.org

Office: 214-801-8521

Business Classification:
Education

Year Founded: 1994

If I don't do this, my life will be incomplete.

ANNOUNCER: (voiceover) Small Business School, with Hattie Bryant.

HATTIE: (Voiceover) If you want to learn more about starting, running and growing a business, come to our web site at SmallBusinessSchool.org. There's streaming video and interactive study guides.

HATTIE: The only way we can compete with big business is to be faster, smarter, and better.

We are the engine of the American economy.

We create the jobs.

HATTIE: (voiceover) Small business is about big commitment. It's about sacrifice and struggle. But we do it because we say, `If I don't do this, my life won't be complete.' "