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Internet entrepreneurship continues to be exciting and, at times, frustrating. You can learn every gimmick or trick and still fail. The secret is in the attitude. Catch the right one and you'll win every time. Read More

As you look forward to a new year and new business opportunities, is the health and wellness of your employees at the forefront of your 2013 business plans? But how can you go about planning and implementing a program that makes sense for your business, with the limited resources available to you? Read More

Now, it is a challenge to balance your personal and professional life, especially if you are a leader or business owner. Here are some tips to help you out. Read More

Blogging is not easy but no too hard too. And people have only three conceptions about it. Some think it’s hard. Others think it’s just too easy that anyone can do it. 3rd party simply says or Fake and that it’s not possible to make money online with a Blog. Well, let me explain the facts , extreme Read More

David Stiernholm is asking the following questions:

Do you have a to-do-list full of tasks you never work with?

Did you once create a well-structured, complete list of all the things you need to do in accordance with how an excellent to-do-list should be constructed, for instance in Outlook’s Read More

'tis the season to be jolly! I would like to share you what a Merry Christmas means to me and I hope I can inspire you with a thing or two from what I share. Read More

Small ordinary steps of awesomeness are as valuable as doing epic stuff when it comes to making a difference in the world. Read More

If you're self-employed (smallbiz owner, entrepreneur, freelancer or independent professional) or planning to transition to self-employment, these 5 books are great resources. As you look forward to the next phase of your business / venture, the timeless advice here will guide you to success. Read More

We’re seeing startups and services that by far exceed the measurement ‘cool.’ Our measurement scale—and thus, our expectations—continue to rise as new ideas push the boundaries. Read More