This week, my daughter, Deneen G. Matthews, Editor-in-chief of DeeClare Publishing, LLC is providing our blog post. She will expound upon creative entrepreneurship through publishing:
In support of the Elder’s Ledger, the village and it’s stated priorities of God, Family and Community, I would like to steer your attention to creative ways to enter into entrepreneurship.
My father has done an outstanding job at his attempts to influence the idea of entrepreneurship as a means to create wealth and opportunities for employment within our villages, our communities. We not only desire to encourage others, but hope to be the example of the hard work, collective effort and perseverance necessary to accomplish such aspirations.
DeeClare Publishing, LLC is one of the avenues by which we hope to set this example. It has served as our prototype by which we share with each of you. The initiation into publishing first came about by way of our graphic design and web development arm, Deesignz.
I encountered several instances where authors were directed to me and expressed grave concerns and dissatisfaction with the path they were led down with regard to publishing. Two of the major complaints were (1) that they did not own their work, (2) that they were not profiting from their own literary efforts.
DeeClare has taken much of this into consideration while developing our business model and services offerings. Much of what we do is provide education around publishing while offering services and best practice direction to our authors.
We have now developed an entrepreneurial opportunity for authors. Whether you produce one written work or several, why not turn it into a small business opportunity? Why not earn tax credit? How about you own your work and retain the bulk of the profit?
We are now developing packages to promote the services associated with what we have termed Authorpreneurship™.
Interested in learning how to start your own business through publishing?
Are you ready to dust off those old notebooks and turn them into income?
If you're not interested, pass it along to someone else.
Contact us for more information. The call is FREE 888 350 9721.
DeeClare Publishing, LLC is publishing done with the success of the writer in mind.
We look forward to hearing from you TODAY!
Deneen G. Matthews
Editor-in-chief
DeeClare Publishing, LLC
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Til next time…
Clarence Matthews
Elder's Ledger
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The blog post this week is directed toward the consumers, yes, the customers. We have a tendency to be very hard on the merchants in our community. We place more stringent rules and guidelines for patronage on our local merchants than on the larger stores and mall merchants we often frequent.
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This blog post again references the need for the support of local businesses, expansion and job creation within our communities. Tell me, what’s the incentive for our young people entering the work force to remain a part of the village? What do they have to invest in? What is there for them to build upon? Are we actually supporting a premise for them to desire to leave and never look back?
A few weeks ago, I attended a meeting where I engaged in a discussion with one of the gentleman who attended. The topic of our discussion was in reference to black people and going into business.