Norm Brodsky is a veteran entrepreneur who also writes The Morning Norm at Inc.com. His six businesses include a three-time Inc. 500 company. In December 1995 he began sharing his street-smart advice in a regular Inc. column co-authored with Inc. editor-at-large Bo Burlingham. In 2007 he wrote a real-time, blow-by-blow account of his attempt to sell his businesses. You can send Norm questions to address in future columns at brodsky13@aol.com.
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When Negotiating, Always Listen Before You Speak June 2009 It pays to find out what the other side is thinking, then adjust your position accordingly.
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How to Fix Cash-Flow Problems May 2009 Cash-flow problems have just a few possible causes. More often than you might think, business is all about the basics
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My First Year April 2009 When my start-up found itself face to face with catastrophe because of conditions beyond my control, I learned how to cope |
Surviving the Recession
March 2009 It requires conquering your fears and making the right choices. Many business owners won't do either |
Our Irrational Fear of Numbers
January/February 2009 No, you didn't start a company because you wanted to learn accounting. But you had better learn some -- pronto -- if you want to understand your business. |