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Out of every 20 businesses, 15 of them fail no sooner than they start out. Have you taken time to ask the question of why that is?

The truth is that as the saying goes, ‘if you fail to plan, you plan to fail’, period!

It is time for you to look into these facts and try as hard as you can to w Read More

Many women feel uncomfortable when asking for a raise at work. It seems that reason and basic common sense are often two of the greatest factors holding ladies back from getting what they really deserve. Here is a look at how women can overcome their better nature to get themselves on a level peggi Read More

Wondering what your employees are doing right now? Chances are they are NOT working. This article talks about the 5 things they are more than likely doing instead of their job. Read More

By Lewis Evans

What drives your search for answers to improve your business? Is it a deep understanding of who you are and what you do; is it an awareness of your objectives/goals and what you want for yourself and your organization… or is it something else? Whether we call it Internet overload, Read More

Let’s face it, we all tend to get lazy once in a while. That’s just part of life. Sometimes we just want to do a whole lot of nothing. When we have a job to do we try our best to change our attitude. Unfortunately, the lure of our laziness is often stronger than the thought of productivity. Read More

Asking questions can be a great method helping and coaching your employees. But you need to use questions carefully. Otherwise they can be counterproductive.

Read here how to avoid asking like an inquisitor… Read More

If you decide that 2013 is the year to sell out there is a key process you need to pass - the Due Diligence Test. To beat the odds of 1 in 6000 (27.3m US businesses, only around 6000 will exit this year for $10m or more) you will need to pass through this rigorous process.Many fail this test. My re Read More

Learn how to make better business (and life) decisions with Decisive, the third book from the Heath brothers. Read More

Last week, Nick D'Aloisio became a millionaire at 17 when he sold his mobile app Summly to Yahoo. The teenager doesn’t have a college degree in computer science. He doesn’t even have a high school diploma. He taught himself how to program. He still lives with his parents who still make him clean hi Read More