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A Lesson About Money
Mindset: Wages vs. Business Sales or Commission
Sales are the lifeline of a business. Create a product or service and start making sales. If you can make 1 sale. You can make 10 sales. If you can make 50 sales you can make 100 sales. If you can generate 250 sales, you can make 500 sales. The key is to get started today. There is no limit when you create your own products or services. Change your mindset
Read MoreHow to Launch Your Own Company
Launching a company in 2019 is easier than ever with the World Wide Web and all the information at your finger tips. Here are a few more steps to starting a business today listed below:
Read MoreNew Book Release: “When I Grow Up” by Kim Bell
written + illustrated by Kim Bell
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Born on this Day: Mark Cuban
Happy Born Day Mark Cuban!
Mark Cuban business goes back to the 1990s, when Cuban co-founded an online streaming company that he sold to Yahoo for $5.7 billion. He has since invested in dozens of startups and continues to do so as a host of the show “Shark Tank.”
Read MoreBest Apps for Entrepreneurs [2019]
Which apps are you using? Which ones would you add? Do you ever think about what apps your favorite businesses are using?
These are just a few of our favorites. This list is different for everyone but is key to your marketing strategy and growth of your business or brand.
Drink Champs: Nas (Full Episode)
#NasirJones sits down with the #DrinkChamps N.O.R.E & DJ EFN to talk about EVERYTHING from #BodyInTheTrunk, changing the game of #HipHop, working with #KanyeWest, his conversation with #Prince, #TheLostTapes2 & more.
33 Business Ideas You Can Start Today
Checkout New Book on paperback by Kim Bell : I Said, “Invest!” a kids story for financial literacy.
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U.S. Video Game Sales Reach Record-Breaking $43.4 Billion in 2018
– The U.S. video game industry generated a record $43.4 billion in revenue in 2018, up 18 percent from 2017, according to new data released today by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) and The NPD Group.
“2018 was another record setting year for the U.S. video game industry as consumer spending jumped 18 percent to over $43 billion. Whether it was playing on the go on a mobile device or at home on a PC or console, consumers of all ages and interests found compelling content that delighted in 2018,” said Mat Piscatella, video games industry analyst, The NPD Group. “Console, PC, and mobile platforms all saw significant growth, while developing portions of the market like subscription and streaming services gave us a peek into a future full of possibilities for the industry and gamers.”
Both hardware revenue, which includes peripherals, and software revenue across all platforms (console, PC, portable, and mobile), from physical and digital sales, including in-game purchases and subscriptions, experienced record growth in 2018.
| U.S. Video Game Industry Revenue | 2018 | 2017 | Growth Percentage |
| Hardware, including peripherals | $7.5 billion | $6.5 billion | 15% |
| Software, including in-game purchases and subscriptions | $35.8 billion | $30.4 billion | 18% |
| Total: | $43.4 billion | $36.9 billion | 18% |
Source: The NPD Group, Sensor Tower
There are 150 million Americans who play video games, making the U.S. video game industry one of the nation’s fastest growing economic sectors. The industry provides more than 220,000 jobs in communities across all 50 states, and more than 500 colleges and universities across 46 states offer programs or degrees related to video games.
Mobile spend data, which includes paid downloads and in-game purchases for mobile and tablet devices through Apple’s App Store and Google Play, was collected from Sensor Tower.
Retail Apocalypse 2019: Gap, JCPenney, Victoria’s Secret and Foot Locker close 465 Stores in 48 Hours
Gap, JCPenney, and Victoria’s Secret announced more than 300 store closures over the course of 24 hours this week.
All three companies reported declining same-store sales during the critical holiday period.
Gap, JCPenney, and Victoria’s Secret announced more than 300 store closures over the course of 24 hours this week, sending a clear signal that the fallout from the retail apocalypse is far from over.
Gap said Thursday that it would close 230 namesake stores in the next two years, as it reported that the brand’s same-store sales fell 7% during the holiday quarter. The company also said it would spin off its Old Navy brand.
Earlier in the day, JCPenney said it would close 27 stores in 2019, including 18 full-line department stores and 9 home and furniture stores. The department store chain said same-store sales fell 4% during the fourth quarter.
Victoria’s Secret’s same-store sales also fell during the holidays, dropping 3% during the quarter. The company said late Wednesday that it would close 53 stores this year, citing a “decline in performance.”
Foot Locker announced Friday that it plans to close around 165 stores across the country, during its investor call.
These announcements will bring the number of planned store closures this year to nearly 4,500.
How to Scale a Business
What does it mean to scale a business?
‘Scale‘ is increasingly being used as shorthand for ‘scale up’ (“to grow or expand in a proportional and usually profitable way”) and as a noun that means “proportional growth especially of production or profit” and/or “a large market position.”
Here are 5 steps to Scaling a business in 2018:
- Evaluate and Plan. Take a hard look inside your business to see if you are ready for growth
- Find the Money. Invest. Scaling a business doesn’t come free
- Secure the Sales.
- Invest in Technology.
- Find Staff or Strategically Outsource.
Nipsey Hussle “Double Up”
Nipsey Hussle – Double Up Ft. Belly & Dom Kennedy
