by edwardmckenzie | Sep 8, 2020 | Blog, Edward McKenzie, Entrepreneurship
As the workforce needs in our society take on drastic changes, many people are considering alternate sources of income. If becoming an entrepreneur is something you have been considering, you may be worried that you won’t succeed in your endeavors. While success...
by edwardmckenzie | Jul 29, 2020 | Blog, Edward McKenzie, Real Estate Development
Commercial real estate development is a wide area for investment opportunities. Beginning commercial property investors have a lot of things to take into consideration. Do you want to invest in retail properties, mixed-use, or apartment buildings? Maybe you’re looking...
by edwardmckenzie | Jul 27, 2020 | Blog, Edward McKenzie, Entrepreneurship
Not everyone is happy with their chosen career. Many eventually have a desire to pursue a different line of work. When doing so, certain tips should be followed in order to make the transition more successful. The first tip to remember when transitioning to a new...
by edwardmckenzie | Jul 14, 2020 | Blog, Edward McKenzie, Entrepreneurship
Throughout recent years, the way that the business world functions has seen significant evolution because of continued innovation in areas like technology. Another area that has helped transform the workplace is the emergence of entrepreneurship. As part of an...
by edwardmckenzie | Jul 6, 2020 | Blog, Edward McKenzie, Entrepreneurship
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way the business world works. Some people have seen this as a huge catastrophe. They’re worried about changes to industries like travel and hospitality. They throw around statistics and compare this event to the Great...
by edwardmckenzie | Jun 17, 2020 | Blog, Edward McKenzie, Entrepreneurship
Nearly a quarter of all new businesses fail within their first year. The number becomes half by the fifth year. Yet some entrepreneurs managed to create thriving empires that changed society. These innovators did so by recognizing a need and then finding a way to...
