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Hello, my name is Buzz. My parents named me after the second man to walk on the Moon. However, my ambition isn't to reach the moon, I am aiming for a fantastic career in business. My dad left town when I was pretty young and so I didn't see him as I was growing up. Thankfully, my uncle Bob was a great influence. Not only is he a great guy, he is also a great businessman. For the past 8 months, Bob has been offering me advice about the range of different businesses I could start. i hope you enjoy my blog.

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2020

Why It Might Be Reasonable to Hire a Shipping Container Instead of Buying One
As a businessperson, you might need a shipping container to store goods or to transport your company's products from one place to another. You may also use it in various innovative ways, including constructing perfectly sized swimming pools, affordable houses, emergency medical centres, sheds and restaurant spaces.  If your needs are short-term, renting a shipping container might be a worthwhile decision. For instance, if you only want to store goods for one month, buying a new container might be a waste of money.

Could Your Firm Benefit From T-Shirt Screenprinting?
When you want to promote your business or provide a reminder of a special event you are organising then one of the most effective means of keeping it in the public consciousness is through t-shirt screenprinting. Producing t-shirts to sell or give way has lots of advantages. By partnering with a company that can take your design and use it to produce unique t-shirts with your message you can expand your reach and spread your message.

The Equipment Every Office Needs To Start Off On The Right Foot
Each year across Australia, dozens of businesses open their doors for the first time. For people who are new to setting up an office, it is not so easy to figure out what to actually fill your new space with. Some things are obvious like a desk and computers, but other than that, there is a lot of open space and not a lot of guidance on how to fill it.

Is Your Business Wheelchair Accessible?
When it comes to running a business that caters to all customers there are some things that instantly come to mind, including fluency in different languages, braille signs for the visually impaired and easily accessible seating for the elderly. What may not spring into your head is how to take care of your wheelchair-restricted customers who make up a not-insignificant amount of Australians. A lot of the steps you can take to cater to them will also make the store more accessible for lots of other people, including those with walkers, mobility scooters and others who have a carer with them.