Company Profile

Paula McCoy-Pinderhughes

Somerset, , United States

Printing Products - Services,
Pvt. Ltd. Firm Since 0

Paula is the former Small Business Editor for Black Enterprise magazine. Her contributions advised seasoned business owners on more efficient ways of running their enterprises while at the same time igniting the fire, providing the inspiration and sharing her business knowledge with countless entrepreneurs enabling them to begin the journey of realizing perhaps, a life long dream.

How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity :
The African-American Handbook & Guide to Owning, Building & Maintaining Successfully Your Own Small Business.

"It's a pleasure each time I meet a reader of How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity and I am inspired whenver you tell me how much the book has helped in launching a new venture or rekindling an existing one."

Paula graduated from Hofstra University in New York and spent more than a decade working for IBM. But it was time to pursue her true passion--writing. First publishing a book of poetry, Quite Simply, How I Feel and soon after publishing the first African-American newspaper, The Franklin Voice in her New Jersey suburban hometown receiving an Entrepreneur of the Year Award from the NAACP.

Products :
BookShelf :- How to Be an Entrepreneur is a timely and necessary entrepreneurial guide for every African-American who wants to gain financial independence in a society where the odds of living well are against them. How to Be an Entrepreneur is an easy to read and understand guide, containing 'digestible' step-by-step tips every entrepreneur on a budget can appreciate-from defining what being an entrepreneur means to you to ultimately reaping the rewards of business ownership. How to Be an Entrepreneur is a Comprehensive Guide that is :- Cleverly Written to help you get started Simply designed to keep you on track on your road to discovery Thoughtfully packed with priceless information and useful examples Carefully researched to give you invaluable resources that will stay with you long after you've opened the doors to success. How to Be an Entrepreneur Covers Topics Such as: How to Choose the Best Business for You, Your Lifestyle and Community Financing, Banking, Insurance for the Most Profitable Results Standing out in a Crowd & Beating the Competition with Ease A Fool-Proof Plan for Management, Marketing, Publicity & Advertising What Works Best--Home-Base or Commercial Space? EXCERPT :- How many times have you contemplated starting your own business and then put that thought on the back burner until the urge hits you again? You're not alone! There are thousands who insist that this will be the day to finally take charge of their personal and financial destinies-but only a select crowd who actually do it. If you're among that special group of entrepreneurs who vow to take control and stands ready and prepared for the sometimes bumpy yet never boring road to business ownership and the immeasurable rewards that follow, roll up your sleeves and climb aboard, I've put together a book whose ideas and methods I've adhered to since the day I declared myself an entrepreneur. Because we live in a society where the wealth of a nation is not distributed equally, we as African Americans, are obligated to ensure that not only our personal financial wellbeing is on solid ground through business ownership, but that we selflessly offer and leave behind the tools that will enable and extend to our descendants the ability to harvest the fruits of a bountiful labor. Take this book and practice what I'm teaching-one step at a time. That's how anything is achieved-one step at a time-and when you encounter a glitch, don't give up, simply find another way around it or over it-but never ever quit. Remember, there will always be a future generation looking back to see where you left off so they'll know where to pick up and being an entrepreneur or small business owner is the perfect avenue on which to leave your lasting mark!