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6 easy ways, ways we can choose, ways that cost nothing but a choice of ours, to bring much-needed positivity to work. Read More

Even when business is slow, it's important to step away... Read More

I see many people trying to produce nothing short of miracles each time they work. Unfortunately, that attitude of striving for perfection does work against you. It's not long before performance anxiety kicks in. You've set a bar of standards for yourself that you must reach. You start agonizing over every little detail, tossing page after page in Read More

If you lose a lot of weight, you're more likely to also gain in wealth. Thus finds an Ohio State University study from a few years ago. The basic idea, as I understand it, is probably that (1) those motivated to lose that much weight will also be motivated to improve their finances and (2) once you start losing that much weight, there's a positi Read More

Sometimes we are so preoccupied with trying to get or have it all together that we forget to ask for support. When you find yourself obsessing over your limitations, ask yourself where you could get support so that your limitations are not a problem. Read More

So, you're company doesn't provide enough training? They won't send you to seminars? Won't reimburse you for books and audio programs? Well, while that is unfortunate (sales managers, what are you thinking?!), we're not going to let you off the hook! Read More

Whether it be getting out of debt, running a marathon, taking a much needed holiday or simply getting in shape, we all have goals. Yet whilst we do have them, and we would love to achieve them, life or other priorities sometimes get in the way. Whatever the reason for this may be, it's no secret that goals can be difficult to work towards and a Read More

This was written from the viewpoint of running a law firm, but the lessons apply to running any small business. Read More

In the final installment of his popular "The Entrepreneur's Lament" series, David N. Feldman explains how you should handle your business when, after several years, it starts to bore you. Read More