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1. Fact 1: Dyslexics are better business owners.
2. Fact 2: Managers are horrible business owners.
3. Fact 3: Only 1 percent of corporate managers in the USA are dyslexic.

Those are the facts that are implied in this well written article from the New York Times: Tracing Business Acumen to Dyslexia. Although I appreciate the wonderful research that author Brent Bowers has put into the article, I’m not really surprised by the findings.

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I’ve been programming web applications for more than a decade. Over the years, I’ve heard of all sorts of business ideas that need implementation, and one of the most common idea is setting up an online shop.

Sometimes the proposer has an almost perfect business plan except for one major flaw: not evaluating the online shop backend system properly. Most of the time the proposer only know of one or a few online shop system. However, I’ve never seen anyone who ever proposed on going with a hosted shopping cart system like Ashop Commerce.

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Hair is referred to as our crowning glory not only because it is on our head, but also it boost our confidence by making us feel more complete. You might think that this is inaccurate or downright untrue, but let me just showcase to you a multi-billion dollar industry that’s been consistently growing over the years: Hair Transplant.

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I’ve said before that I prefer to be put in a nursing home when I’m old rather than becoming a burden to my family, specifically my children. Taking care of the elderly is not an easy task. They’re not only physically fragile, but we should also be sensitive to their mental and emotional condition as well.

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I was surprised when I stumbled on this web site showcasing land for sale. No, it’s not due to their overwhelming inventory and sales value, but more on the web site design in general. It’s modern and sleek and more commonly associated with Web 2.0 applications rather than traditional businesses like selling real estate!

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