Blog
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How to start a food business with limited financial capital
Starting a food business can feel like a huge challenge, especially when you do not have a lot of money. Many people dream of opening a restaurant or a small food stand but worry about…
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Launching your successful business journey
Every successful business begins with a single idea. You might see a problem that needs a solution or a way to make something better. This initial spark is exciting, but turning it into a real…
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The blueprint for artisan entrepreneurs
As an artisan, you have a unique talent for creating beautiful, high quality products with your hands. Your passion and skill are poured into every item you make. But turning that craft into a successful…
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How our reading culture drives results
At Vendome, we see books as essential tools for our work. Our bookshelves are not just for decoration; they are an active part of our company’s culture. We encourage everyone on our team to read…
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Why a motivated team is your greatest asset
In any business, you can have a great product and a solid strategy, but your success ultimately depends on the people who execute the work. A motivated team is the engine that drives your company…
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What to expect from your first consultation
Deciding to seek outside help for your business is a significant step forward. Your first consultation is a crucial meeting, but it is natural to feel a bit uncertain about what the process involves. This…
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Courage to overcome the impostor: Advice for writers
Who do you think you are? What makes you think you can call yourself a writer? You know they were just being polite when they claimed they liked your writing. It’s only a matter of…
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Why I provide sample edits
Editors are curious individuals—almost as quirky as authors. While there are certain principles of clear communication and grammatical accuracy to which most editors will adhere, each of us has our own idiosyncrasies and inclinations. When…
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When editing gets distressing
Try as we might to avoid it, editing can sometimes be distressing. After putting their hearts into their craft, writers can feel slighted and even assaulted by the comments, questions, corrections, and suggestions that editors…
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May or might: A helpful guide
If you have ever wondered about when it’s right to say “may” and when to use “might”, you may find this article interesting. Then again, you might not. Either way, let’s investigate. Both “may” and…
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The role of rhythm in lively and enticing writing
There are moments in life that echo with unexpected resonance. They arise like reminders of a truth held deep in your being that you may not recognise or express until it is brought to light…
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Commas around names: Necessary or not?
Despite their demure demeanour, commas can be perplexing. They pop up where they’re not needed, and their absence can cause confusion and misreading. One source of uncertainty about commas is their use around names. Sometimes…