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It is a common misconception among many business people and creative professionals that copyright law or some other law inherently protects their "ideas" from misappropriation. In fact, copyright law does not protect ideas themselves, but only protects creative expressions of ideas fixed in a tangi Read More

If you don't attend to small business legal issues you will wind up throwing more money out the window than you bring in at the door, as the saying goes. I wanted to recommend this list of legal tips for anyone who has not yet read them. They can be a tremendous resource, and, I think, open your ey Read More

It is the rare human being who can maintain confidence 100% of the time. Even the best of leaders experience dips in confidence from time to time, from context to context and from situation to situation. Read More

If you want to innovate you have to harness the creativity within your organization.

Most managers think that means allowing chaos. But experience has shown us that creative thinking is at its most powerful when it operates within well defined rules.

Here are that 11 that will work immediat Read More

Arguments from lawmakers often portray employees as victimized and in need of assistance as the reason for heavy amounts of labor and other regulations placed on business. While business owners frequently complain about the expense, the general perception may be that this is largely self-interest o Read More

There are lots of common sense ways to grow your small business, but this extremely practical list of 10 tips for growing your business caught my eye. Why? Because it stresses some really important tips in a lot of different areas that all could have a huge impact on how well you can expand. I hope Read More

Entrepreneurs are busy people. It can help to have a checklist of things to help you keep on track, and stay with the big picture. February was a great month to really get things moving with your business. March is a great time to build up momentum. Here are 5 things you can do as an entrepreneur d Read More

Sam Spade, the hard edged protagonist of The Maltese Falcon, is in some ways the quintessential small business owner. He is a private detective (or dick if you prefer) with an office, a partner, a secretary and a network that would make a social media climber swoon. As a small business owner he Read More

Yes. Ok. Will do. These words can be trouble if they’re not used responsibly in the workplace. Today’s work environment is like none we’ve ever experienced before. Read More