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Almost every “start your own business” guide out there seems to have one piece of advice in common: you MUST have a business plan. In order to grow a successful business, they say, you need to have every aspect planned before you start. While I agree that this may be true for someone who will be launching a full-scale small business that they wil Read More

Best-selling Author Scott Fox (me) offers a free download report titled "5 Instant Internet Businesses" if you'll take a reader survey. The free Special Report details "quick start" start-up e-businesses that anyone can start without much capital or tech expertise. Read More

What makes one business checking account stand out from the others? Here are 7 things to look for...along with my pick. Read More

1 man website Bankaholic.com recently sold for $12.4 Million dollars cash. Here's how Johns Wu (the guy behind the site) did it. Read More

Keep motivation high by first discovering passion and then following through with this 30 day plan. Combining positive and negative motivation together, along with daily tasks makes it easy to stick to this plan. Read More

One of the first questions to ask, and the hardest to answer, before starting any business venture is “Is starting a business right for me?” By starting your business after some serious self reflection you'll be getting off on the right foot and giving your business a chance at success from day one. Read More

Last week, I gave a talk on “Starting a Business upon Graduation” to a group of Harvard Business School students. In addition to sharing my experiences in starting Pixily right after graduating from Wharton, I shared my approach on how one should zero in... Read More

7 Practical Tips to Reduce Stress and Increase Productivity Read More

While thinking about the long-term plan for my computer consulting business, I'm constantly struggling between two scenarios: continuing to run my business part-time indefinitely along side my “regular” job working for someone else, or making it my full time gig. Read More