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Archive of Dave Ramsey Entrepreneurship

Archive of Dave Ramsey Entrepreneurship
America's trusted voice on money and business, Dave Ramsey is a personal money management expert and extremely popular national radio personality. His three New York Times best-selling books - Financial Peace, More Than Enough and The Total Money Makeover - have sold more than 6 million copies combined. His latest book is EntreLeadership: 20 Years of Practical Business Wisdom from the Trenches.
  • Don’t Risk it All
    Encourage gradual pursuit of passion. Avoid cashing out 401(k). Start small to minimize risk. Don’t risk everything for a dream.... more
  • If You’re Not Going All In, Stay Out
    Buying an established business with management might be a better fit. Unlike real estate, a new venture demands constant attention. Your personal commitment is key to its success. If you can’t invest fully, consider alternatives.... more
  • Be Fair, But Firm
    Approach your friend-client with empathy and honesty. Communicate your need for timely payment and propose a plan for settling the overdue amount and adjusting future payment terms.... more
Year to Date
First QTR
  • If You’re Not Going All In, Stay Out
    Buying an established business with management might be a better fit. Unlike real estate, a new venture demands constant attention. Your personal commitment is key to its success. If you can’t invest fully, consider alternatives.... more
  • Be Fair, But Firm
    Approach your friend-client with empathy and honesty. Communicate your need for timely payment and propose a plan for settling the overdue amount and adjusting future payment terms.... more
  • Don’t Be Afraid to Start Small
    Dave Ramsey advises aspiring entrepreneur Kirsten to start her online business small, using existing funds, and gradually grow without debt, emphasizing the value of maintaining a full-time job for stability.... more
Second QTR
  • Don’t Risk it All
    Encourage gradual pursuit of passion. Avoid cashing out 401(k). Start small to minimize risk. Don’t risk everything for a dream.... more
Year 2023
First QTR
Second QTR
  • Gen Zers and Millennials? I Love ’Em!
    Dave is a huge fan of millennials and Gen Zs in his workforce. He says give them what you should as a leader and they’ll blow you away with their smarts and achievements.... more
  • This Guy Has Potential!
    What should you do when you have a stand out employee that you may want to promote into a sales position? Dave provides advice on what to do.... more
Third QTR
  • Revoke His Get Out of Jail Free Card
    Don’t let an employee who may also be a relative disrupt your company. It’s not good for you or the employee. Dave had some advice for address this issue.... more
  • Different Personality Types Can Be a Good Thing
    Differing personality types within a marriage can create success in the relationship and in business.... more
  • Family Business? Keep It Professional
    What do you do when a one-third owner of a company is no longer involved in the family owned business but insists on taking a salary? See Dave’s recommendation on handling this.... more
Fourth QTR
  • Too Much Regulation Stifles an Economy
    A free market allows buyers and sellers to transact freely. While some regulation is necessary, excessive control hinders economic growth and job creation. Trust in market forces and mutual interests of buyers and sellers drive the efficiency of a free market.... more
  • Look for (and Instill) a Crusader’s Mentality
    Dave emphasizes the importance of maintaining a ’crusader’s mentality’ in sales. He advises hiring those with a passion for the job and gradually instilling the winning attitude. Leading by example and recognizing success are key leadership responsibilities.... more
  • The Concept is the Same
    Small-business budgeting is like personal finance but requires projecting income, expenses, and profit to avoid cash flow issues.... more
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