My advice is to read the business journals and keep track of future developments plans.

She even seems to know people on the Wall Street Journal staff who can publicize her efforts.Any takers? 

Public affairs, journalism, graphic design, photography and videography.The whole nine.

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In CA we're required to keep records of every single notarization we do in our journal.

Now, I'll admit something of an addiction to it, to the point of having an approach avoidance to consistently jotting with the pen, even into such a cool creation as my 90 DAYS OF INTENTION JOURNAL.

Thanks Jamie, well right now I’ve picked up the 90 days intention journal and I’m trying to use it to help motivate to buy more property.

I just started doing Quickbooks effective 2014 and got some help from a bookkeeper to do the journal entries from the HUD1's to add the rental house assets I purchased this year.  

I also understand that this article was from a trade journal.

@Tradd Bastian Hi Tradd - I know this is an old post, but I came across an article posted today in the Austin Business Journal on the topic of co-working space and thought you might be interested.