After a stressful 2020 plagued by uncertainty, strong new trends in small businesses are emerging in 2021. Here are seven 2021 small business trends that Mon Ethos thinks everyone should be aware of:
When you think about the modern-day professional athlete, what words come to mind? Activist? Philanthropist? Influencer? Business Person?
The world that we live in today has transformed the way we look at athletes, and people of high recognition, as I have pointed out in multiple different ways, throughout multiple different articles.
It has given them a bigger platform, allowed them to carry and express their own message and narrate their own story.
It has put them in control, but at the same time, it has allowed others to voice their opinions and say negative things about these athletes, whether these things are necessarily true or not.
Your sport is a fun, engaging kind of activity. It’s also a good business.
With the ever-growing commercialization of sports, it’s not a wonder why the pros and the best of the best athletes opt to have their own professional logo.
Perhaps the most notable is Michael Jordan, apart for him we have Michael Schumacher’s awesome logo, Roger Federer’s minimalist logo, Leonel Messi’s edgy logo, and Lebron James’ new logo, among others. The list is long, the designs are memorable and clever. The majority of the athletes with a professional logo use it for different reasons, one of which is to extend their personal brand from a business POV. Like Michael Jordan and his famous Air Jordan shoes and sneakers, Venus Williams also built her sports apparel brand using her clever logo. Easy logo recognition boosts the marketing efforts of these companies.
Mon Ethos Pro Coronavirus News Update ......
Spain to follow Italy into lockdown as virus cases soar
Spain is set to follow Italy on Saturday in declaring a far-reaching nationwide lockdown to slow the accelerating spread of the coronavirus epidemic. Spain's decision Saturday came as European countries took ever more severe, though widely varying, measures to reduce contact between their citizens and slow the pandemic.
by: Joseph Wilson, Associated Press
2020, more than anything else, was a time of change. And as the lessons from 2020 will be learned in 2021, it is important to recognize and honor those changes in us and the world around us.
2020, more than anything else, was a time of change. And as the lessons from 2020 will be learned in 2021, it is important to recognize and honor those changes in us and the world around us.
2020, more than anything else, was a time of change. And as the lessons from 2020 will be learned in 2021, it is important to recognize and honor those changes in us and the world around us.
