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There is a good and a bad way of finishing a procedure, or not? You can find some thoughts that would help you to draw a conclusion. Read More

Are you a leader people willingly follow? Does your company embody a team-oriented culture where you work toward a common vision? Are you mentoring others? If that’s what you want in your company, EntreLeadership is for you. My experience at a recent EntreLeadership 1-Day Conference. Read More

Harvard Business School's Clayton Christensen introduced the term "low-end disruption" to the business lexicon a few decades ago. He observed that innovative technologies often emerge at the low end of a market after established suppliers have fallen in love with their existing products. For instan Read More

Many of those who live in the virtual office have seen some of the limitations of email as a communications medium firsthand.

Today's post will cover scenarios where it can be a good idea to have a backup communications channel in place.
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If you work from home (or are thinking about it), you probably have millions of ideas about what you “should do”. I can vividly remember the first day I worked from home. I felt an intense excitement and nervousness at the same time. I dove right into my work, even though I didn’t really know what Read More

Making a little extra money while putting forth as little effort as possible sounds like an impossible dream for many people. However, although most of the best ways to make quick money involve using a computer, it is an attainable goal to make money while expending very little energy. Ten ways to Read More

Al is the antithesis of the flashy, angel-investor funded startups we hear about every day. No board of directors. No disrupting. No big data. Just Al and his birds. Occasionally, he’ll get innovative and switch to a better grade of plywood or find a longer-lasting brand of paint. Other than that, Read More

You would think that that the signs of a failing business would be obvious: lack of customers, dropping sales, cash flow issues…but these are all symptoms caused by a business that has already been failing for a very long time. What if there was a way to know if your business is failing long before Read More

Since it's Small Business Week, I've written about why I think small businesses are awesome and can have advantages over big businesses. Add on to the list! Read More