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Business, Channels, Editor in Chief, Wealth - Wednesday, January 27, 2010 16:39 - 0 Comments
Let’s talk money.
Milun Tesovic and Sandra Bienkowski (Photo by Julie Denesha)
Money and time. The two topics most people avoid are the ones we’re tackling head-on in our February issue. Most of us struggle with time and money at some point, whether it’s learning to manage our schedules, setting up a plan for retirement or just trying to get out of debt.
We at SUCCESS magazine believe one of the best ways to take control of your time and money is to start your own business. And so do the folks at the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards. The competition, a program of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization, honors individuals who run a business while enrolled in a college or university. Our columns editor, Sandra Bienkowski, went on location to the GSEA finals and met some of the greatest young entrepreneurial minds in the world, including the winner from Vancouver, British Columbia.
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