Learning CurveIf you think you've got the skills to teach others, here are four ways to take advantage of your talents.

Whoever coined the phrase "Those who can, do; those whocan't, teach" obviously wasn't a teacher or anentrepreneur. Teaching others about what you know best-yourbusiness-is a great way to publicize your company, attractcustomers, boost your credibility, get in touch with futurecaptains of your industry, find employees and maybe even make a fewextra bucks.

Take Leza Raffel, 33, president of Communication Solutions Groupin Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. Raffel gives 30 seminars per year on"Mega Marketing on a Shoestring Budget" for associations,chambers of commerce and trade groups. "I present the programsat no charge and get great business leads from students of theworkshop," she says.