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Steamy July Entrepreneurs

Goodness is it hot out there! Get out of the heat of the day and fire up the brain with this lineup of Entrepreneurs for July.

June 29:Tyler Osby of The Tyler Osby Mortgage Team shares useful information on the ins and outs of the mortgage lending world today and how he has built his business as a mortgage planner in these crazy economic times.

July 6: Tania Luna is one of the triumphant trilogy that is Surprise Industries. In this interview she talks about the benefits of surprise and how they have made a successful business delivering the unexpected.

July 13: How do Amish businesses withstand the national small business statistic and manage to survive in larger numbers than their national counterparts? We'll discuss this question and many other ways the Amish succeed in business with author Erik Wesner of "Success Made Simple. An Inside Look at Why Amish Businesses Thrive."

July 20: Aisha Syed of Iowa Realty talks about her work as a realtor, her unique connection with her community and some tips and consideration when you are buying or selling a home.

July 27: We'll schmooze with Dan and Diane Brown of The Jewish Funny Bone about the humorous cards and posters they've created to tickle and delight.

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#162 Terri Lonier of Working Solo

Terri Lonier started business of her own about two decades ago but couldn't find resources for the kinds of questions and support she needed. Necessity for herself led to a book for others that helped thousands. Today she provides a Free on-line resource called Working Solo and helps solo-preneurs as well as corporations who want their employees to think like entrepreneurs.  In this interview, Terri talks about her journey, tools and ideas, and her newest offering of Master Mind Magic.

Trying 1888 Press Release

Storied Gifts Featured Storied Gifts Launches Family Reunion Keepsakes... June, 2010 @ 1888PressRelease.com

Sometime ago I mentioned I was marketing and would report in about my experiences. To date, I've got several projects as a result of reaching out to those I know and letting them know what I'm currently doing. If they need my services they'll hopefully think of me. I've also had a couple of articles in the Register and sent out cards to my list of contacts.

Another piece of the project was considering other creative ways to utilize my interview and writing skills for Storied Gifts projects. This summer I've cultivated both wedding historian and family reunion historian products to my list of services.

I'd heard good things about this particular press release service called 188 Press Release from Sandra Lira of Zanda Panda and decided to give it a try for announcing my new service launch. I'll let you know how it goes.