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Womens Small Business Start-Up Kit, The: A Step-by-Step Legal Guide (Womens Small Business Start-Up Kit: A Step-By-Step Legal) (9781413311884): Peri Pakroo: Books. The Women's Small Business Start-Up Kit by Peri Pakroo is one of the best How-To business books I've ever read. It was so full of tips and instructions that I didn't feel that I had to go to any other source. I've always thought that Nolo's Business books were very useful, but with this one they have definitely surpassed themselves. I would recommend this to anyone even thinking about starting their own small business and in this uncertain economy, small business owners need all the help they can get. Kudos to Nolo and the author and thanks! (Pam Headrick AThirstyBlog.com 20100501)Clearly details all the nuts and bolts of starting a business so often lacking in how-to books. A must-read before you launch. (Lindsey Johnson, former National Director, SBA Office of Women's Business Ownership 20100501)An essential road map for any woman considering entrepreneurship. (Sara Gould, President and CEO, Ms. Foundation for Women 20100505)Don't even think about starting a business without reading this book. (Amy Swift Crosby, Founder, SMARTY, A Resource for Entrepreneurial Women 20100501)Any woman thinking of creating her own job by starting a business should have Peri Pakroo's book. (Connie Evans, CEO, Association of Enterprise Opportunity 20100430)For all those women who keep saying to themselves, 'I think I can, I think I can,' with this excellent book, now they can. (Nell Merlino, Founder and CEO, Count Me In for Women's Economic Independence 20100505)A must-read for any woman thinking about starting a business. (Agnes Noonan, Executive Director, Women's Economic Self-Sufficiency Team (WESST) 20100505)A practical guide that is useful and helpful for women starting and growing their businesses a great book! (Wendy, K. Baumann, President, The Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation 20100501)A valuable tool that will assist women in making sound and sustainable decisions when beginning a new business venture. A must read for the aspiring entrepreneur. (Patricia Harris, Executive Director & CEO, The Edge Connection, Women's Business Center at Kennesaw State University, Coles College of Business 20100515)Let's Get Unbalanced: Digging into Work post by Peri Pakroo: Work-life balance consistently ranks near the top of concerns for self-employed women. With kids in the mix, balance can be even more elusive. But sometimes the challenge isn't maintaining balance but finding a way to throw it to the wind (for a while). (Mamapedia voices, www.mamapedia.com )Pakroo, an attorney and small-business expert, plumps up her earlier book, The Small Business Start-Up Kit: A Step-by-Step Legal Guide (6th ed., 2010), by adding material that focuses on the unique needs of women entrepreneurs. Both books offer solid advice on crafting a business plan, designing a marketing strategy, choosing the appropriate legal structure, handling employment ssues, and working with legal and financial professionals. In this new volume, Pakroo adds an opening chapter on work/life balance that discusses working with spouses, mixing business and children, and designing a business structure compatible with career and family goals. She covers the challenges of home-based businesses; considers financial, tax, and health-care considerations for women; and provides a list of agencies that serve women in business. There are tips, anecdotes, and practical insights from a number of accomplished women entrepreneurs on such topics as business travel with children and creative ways to reduce child care costs. The accompanying CD includes extended interviews and a collection of financial forms and worksheets. (Joan Pedzich, Harris Beach PLLC, Rochester, NY Library Journal )
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