Happy New Year from Over Fifty Business Life! May your year be filled with wonder, adventure, prosperity, happiness and health. One of the questions many over-fifty prospective entrepreneurs ask, is: “How do I run my sideline business and keep up with the fast-moving pace of technology?”.
Angie Higa’s success story exemplifies the concept of a third act in our lives. Her business idea evolved from a passion for design and sewing and the inspiration was an airplane trip where no blankets were on board the flight.
Welcome New Year 2020
Have you ever been on the phone or computer trying to solve a problem and all you can seem to reach is one of these four things: a) a computer voice asking questions; b) the email form to complete (and they will get back to you within 24 to 48 hours; c) voice mail; or, d) a chat windows? Here are three tips to finding a human being, when that is what you REALLY need..
Charles Sleicher shows me one of his favorite photographs: an egret, snowy white against a dark, pre-dawn sky, tail fanned like a spraying fountain. It’s a picture that took him years to get: years of annual forays into the Florida darkness, searching patiently for just the right spot, the right light, the right moment in the egret’s ritual courtship performance. Sleicher points out the splash of lime green around the egret’s beak: a rare show of bling, visible only when the bird was courting.
Aging is not lost youth but a new stage of opportunity and strength. -Betty Friedan
Wow! This year has flown by and in January the annual 1099 Reports will be due. If you are self-employed, a partner, or an LLC, the chances are you will be received a 1099-MISC. What are the things you should check when you receive these, to insure they are accurate?
Hiroshi Morihara launched HM3, Inc. in 2008 at age 70. The company became a huge success and is well-known for a version of the process called torrefaction. Now at a little over 80 years of age, he continues to write research and keep active.
