Paul Burri: An Unconventional Solution to Santa Barbara’s Transient Problem
Paul Burri: Reorders a Tough Sell for ... Retailers?
Paul Burri: When Marketing Your Business, SEO Isn’t Everything
Paul Burri: What SEO Companies Won’t Tell You
Paul Burri: Cracking the Case of the Great Frying Pan Mystery
Paul Burri: Debating the Issue of Forming a Board of Advisers
Paul Burri: It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
Paul Burri: The Electric Blanket Mix-Up Unfolds
Paul Burri: Just a Minute ... and Opening Time and Quitting Time
Paul Burri: Observations After Our Recent Trip to Israel
Paul Burri: Do You Learn from Successes or Learn from Failures?
Paul Burri: Work On Your Business, Not In It
Paul Burri: The Difference Between Successes, Failures and Non-Successes
Paul Burri: Owning Up to My Biggest Business Mistake
Paul Burri: When You Have Nothing to Say
Paul Burri: Selling Stuff on Craigslist, and the Dumb Questions People Ask
Paul Burri: Selling a House — Then (1955) and Now (2012)
Paul Burri: A Yard-Sale Mentality Cuts Both Ways
Paul Burri: Glib Answers, Surprises and Problems
Paul Burri: The Success Story of a Garage-Based Business
Paul Burri: Questioning Why People Do the Things They Do
Exchange with meeting speaker helps illustrate the point
Paul Burri: 15 Don’ts of Running a Small Business
Avoiding these pitfalls will help ensure greater success
Paul Burri: 17 Things to Do to Succeed in Business
Some suggestions may seem obvious, but there are others you might not have thought of
Paul Burri: If a Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words, Do They Need Titles?
In most cases, photographs speak for themselves
Paul Burri: Whatever Happened to Honoring a Commitment?
Too few people today think that keeping one's word is important
Paul Burri: The Rubber Railroad Disaster, and the Meaning of Words
A bunch of random ideas too short on their own to make up a column
Paul Burri: Man Killed by Defective Toilet Seat
Now that I have your attention, here's a rundown of 'Paul's Ponderings'
Paul Burri: Mistakes I Made, and What Not to Do
Learn from me a few key lessons on buying a business
Paul Burri: Words I Think Need to Be Invented
From bananoodles to inkubaiter to genuwhine, their meanings ring true
Paul Burri: The Unprofessionalism of Small-Town Businesses
Well-managed companies can survive in even the worst of times
Paul Burri: Would You Rather Have Good Advice or Useful Advice?
Sometimes good advice is useful, but not always
Paul Burri: What’s So Funny?
The power of 'No' will keep them laughing
Paul Burri: Buggy Whips and Driving Gloves? Think Outside the Box in Business
Times change, but there are always new opportunities for making money — just keep an open mind
Paul Burri: Save Time, Save Money — Think Like an Entrepreneur
Concern for business operations is often what separates employees from employers
Paul Burri: Planning an Exit Strategy for Your Business
Thinking ahead will help ensure the long-term viability of a small company- 1. Community’s Creative Spirit Shines Through at Summer Solstice Workshop - 06.19.2013 10:49 p.m.
- 2. Trial Begins for Two Men Charged in Motorcycle Death - 06.19.2013 9:56 p.m.
- 3. Showstoppers Theatre’s Young Actors to Take the Stage for ‘Foiled… - 06.19.2013 9:42 p.m.
Daily Noozhawk
Subscribe to Your Daily Noozhawk, our free e-Bulletin sent out every day at 4:15 a.m. with Noozhawk's top stories, hand-picked by the editors.
