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This is absolutely true. Melinda Emerson sparks a fire here by reminding you to get back to the basics, examine your own life, and then get your business in gear or started.

From her piece: Believe it or not, your life plan should come before your business plan. You don't want to risk starting a business that might not be a good fit for you and your family. Read More

This is a presentation on 10 startup to-dos – things that people should think about when starting a company. Read More

Interview with Daniel Pink author of several must read books for entrepreneurs on what really motivates us. Read More

Seek a lot of advice
DON'T Form a Board of Advisers
Seek different advisers for different areas
DON'T look for the top-level execs all the time Read More

A look at niche website ideas and why they are successful, with some advice on how to find your own niches Read More

Here are 10 businesses with potential for growth in 2010 that require little or no money to start. In many cases they can be run out of a home office. Most require minimal equipment beyond a computer, phone, printer, a few tools, and perhaps your car or truck. You won't need advanced degrees or highly specialized training beyond what you may already have or can learn on the job. They include... Read More

There are people who think the grass is greener working for another manager, then there are those who think they would be happier in another department, and there are always people who think it would be better to leave and go work for another company.

Although these scenarios will always exist, I am noticing a recent shift where things seem different. More than ever, I hear people talking abo Read More

Being your own boss has plenty of perks. And working from the comfort of your living room only sweetens the deal. A look at some of the hottest industries for home-based businesses -- and the entrepreneurs who have found success in them. Read More

If you have passion working hard will not be a hardship because you know that every effort you put in should and will reap rewards – from which you will benefit. Read More