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FSB plea to Chancellor of the Exchequer
Federation welcomes interest rate cut
Scottish First Minister to speak at Aviemore 2002
Advice? We don't need any, thanks
Scholarships will help prevent social exclusion
Employment figures hide truth, says report
Communications funding available
Barclays announces plans to help SMEs
Possible solution to credit card loophole
Advice? We don't need any, thanks
Most small businesses don't ask for advice because they don't think they need it, according to a leading psychologist.
Dr Peter Collett, commenting on a survey commissioned by Business Link, said entrepreneurs were less likely to seek advice due to their psychological make-up. Dr Collett said that entrepreneurs were often 'hesitant' about asking for help, particularly if they thought they knew the answer. He added: 'What makes them so effective up to now often prevents them from being more successful in the future.'
For the full News, see pages 4-5, 7-8, 27 of the December 2001 / January 2002 issue of First Voice
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