Do vendors lie? Can you work on your small biz from someplace besides your home? Do unicorns exist? Find the answers to most of these questions in this week’s Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup.

Learn to be a great leader, learn what you need to know about the third letter of the alphabet, and learn which state is the best place to start a small business in the first Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup of August.

This edition of the Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup is chocked-full of goodness, including a couple of great lists on why you really should be an entrepreneur, how to handle rapid business growth, and some mistakes to avoid when starting up.

In this third installment of Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup for the great month of July, you can learn about outsourcing, the best management strategy, and some places to learn how to be a better entrepreneur.

This week’s Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup includes a bunch of general articles that can help you become the small business owner you always thought you could be. So what are you waiting for? Get to reading!

Just want to take a moment and wish The United States a happy 236th birthday! Ok, now that I have taken care of that, on with this week’s Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup and the articles I have been reading recently.

People love getting their information in small, bite-sized chunks. Fortunately, this week’s Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup includes a bunch of tasty bits of information that any entrepreneur will surely enjoy.

This week’s Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup has a small selection of articles that might be of interest to you, the current, or aspiring, entrepreneur. Enjoy your reading!

This week’s TSB Weekly Roundup has a few good startup stories, a great article about micro-entrepreneurship, and a piece on 5 sales myths that people just really need to get over. Oh yeah, don’t miss the article by Richard Branson about ties and suits.

This edition of the Talking Small Biz Weekly Roundup includes some great advice on hiring employees (and the biggest hiring mistake a company can make), some great sales and marketing advice, and the debunking of 10 common entrepreneurial myths.