Business Video Roundup: 5 Must-See YouTube Videos for Entrepreneurs (June 17, 2016)
In this week’s video roundup, Gary Vaynerchuk and real-estate mogul Fredrik Eklund deliver valuable insights about the real-estate business, Brendon Burchard reveals a wonderful system for evaluating opportunities, and Brian Tracy talks about the Science of Money – or what you should do if you want to get paid more and increase your earning potential. Plus, Dr. Drew offers some great advice to entrepreneurs and Evan Carmichael presents Scottish entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne’s Top 10 Rules for Success.
#AskGaryVee: Fredrik Eklund, Real Estate Branding & Hudson Yards
Superstar NYC real-estate broker Fredrik Eklund joins Gary Vaynerchuk on the latest episode of #AskGaryVee. They answer a wide range of questions from viewers, with a special emphasis on the real-estate business. So if you’re trying to make a go in real estate, this one is essential.
Opportunity Overload: How to Evaluate Opportunities and Make Good Choices
Choosing between a bad opportunity and a good one is easy. It’s choosing between two good opportunities that can incredibly tough, and in this 14-minute video Brendon Burchard offers a helpful, easy-to-use system to evaluate and rank opportunities.
The Science of Money
In this enlightening 4-minute video, Brian Tracy argues that if you want to get paid more and increase your earning, you have to understand the Science of Money. This video won’t give you the secret to getting rich quick (as if there is such a thing), but its hard-earned advice is right on the money.
Dr. Drew: Best Advice for Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneur Network partner Bryan Elliott talks with Dr. Drew about how to get unstuck and the best advice for entrepreneurs on the latest episode of Behind the Brand.
Duncan Bannatyne’s Top 10 Rules for Success
Evan Carmichael presents the Top 10 Rules for Success of the incredibly successful Scottish entrepreneur, philanthropist, and author. If you need a burst of inspiration, this 8-minute video might be just what you need. Rule #1: “The only person that’s stopping you is you.”
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What Questions Should I Ask a Factoring Company?
Walking into the conversation with the right questions puts you in control and quickly separates the straight-shooters from the slippery ones. Here’s a practical checklist to bring with you. A good factor will answer all of these clearly and without hedging.
On cost and fees What is your factoring fee, and exactly how is it structured — flat, or does it increase the longer an invoice is unpaid? What…What Are Hidden Fees I Should Watch Out For?
This is exactly the right thing to be suspicious about, because the difference between a fair factoring deal and a frustrating one often lives in the fine print. A reputable factor is transparent; your job is to make sure you’re working with one. Here’s what to look for so nothing catches you off guard.
Ask about each of these specifically, even if the factor doesn’t bring them up:
…Is There a Minimum Revenue Requirement for Factoring?
If you’re a small operation worried that you’re “too small” to be taken seriously, take a breath — factoring is one of the most accessible forms of business funding out there, and many factors specifically serve small companies.
The honest answer is that requirements vary by company. Some large factors prefer sizable clients and set monthly minimums that can feel out of reach for a small business. But…
