Sunday, October 2, 2011

Rivera Enterprises: The plan

Rivera Enterprises: The plan: The bulding of an empire, my vision : I see a giant building with offices surrounding the outer wall, everyone wants a office with a ...

The plan


 The bulding of an empire, my vision : I see a giant building

with offices surrounding the outer wall, everyone wants a office

with a window. In the center of the building a section with some

folliage, trees, and flowers, a little clieche I admit but relaxing.

In the offices of the building are the people/entrepreneures I

have helped to become the leaders they are in the buisness, this

country was developed with the entreprenurial spirit of growth

in health, wealth, and well being. In the conference room we

develope new plans and ideas on how to help america become

the land of opportunity it once was, or is .
 Speaking of opportunity, thats exactly what my Company, our

Company is an opportunity to grow together financially, granted

our country is capitalist as oposed to a communist, makes this

an opportunity we can all achieve what we want, as for

socialism, I feel we should all earn our keep.
 In the beginning of the total design of my empire I will

develope my team of entreprenurial minded leaders who want

to develope their own empire of leaders and so on and etc. .

With my company Rivera Enterprises I will employ : phone reps,

sales reps, shipping & recieving. Being we are in another baby

boom era, there will be plenty of money/wealth to be made. Our

objective is to Focus on the future we want to create for

ourselves and to show others how to do the same for themselves

as well.

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Rivera Enterprises: Make your move

Rivera Enterprises: Make your move: Taking the Plunge “Leaving the rat race is not as daunting as it may seem,” says author Dan Clements in his guide to worklife balance, ...

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Make your move


Taking the Plunge
“Leaving the rat race is not as daunting as it may seem,” says author Dan Clements in his guide to worklife balance, Escape 101. “You’ll look back in later years and marvel at how easy it was and how much you gained for so little cost.”
So what does it take? First, let’s look at what it doesn’t take. You don’t need an MBA or high-powered business background, and you don’t need to be rich or to take a second mortgage on your home. Some self-owned business opportunities require expertise, such as consulting, or can take significant capital investment and possibly training, such as real estate investing and franchises; some can be started on a shoestring and prove quite lucrative, including direct selling and online opportunities. Many of the greatest entrepreneurs of our time began with no advanced degrees and hardly any startup capital.
But make no mistake about it: What you save in cash capital you will make up for in sweat equity and passion. The major investment in most self-owned businesses is investment of one’s self in the form of time, focus and persistence. You don’t need to be a genius at negotiation or a whiz at numbers. You need a burning desire and determination fueled by a strong dose of passion!

Rivera Enterprises: Benefits

Rivera Enterprises: Benefits: 6 Benefits of Entrepreneurship 1. Job Security. Only a generation or two ago, going into business for yourself was considered risky, and...