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Stress-coping research reveals that focusing too hard on problems can actually make them worse. A new Canadian study suggests that an obsessive focus on work issues is likely to create conflicts at home, which could increase stress rather than decrease it. Read More

This article marks six months since my first weekly post for 365daysofstartups.com. In light of this milestone, I thought I would provide an overview of the topics that have been covered thus far. Read More

I have never read a post about work-life balance that convinced me I should find balance in my life... But lately, something changed. I want to learn to leave work at work when necessary. I think the key to that is understanding how our brain works; the left brain, right brain difference. Read More

I've come across many different reactions to competition: some sulk, some cry, some scream, some punch the wall (seen that happen twice), some calmly sit down, some make tea, and some ....smile. Read More

Many businesses use Facebook to increase their marketing strategies. And indeed, this effort made a good outcome. Thus, people are coming up with more features for businesses to make it accessible to its potential clients. And so, Facebook came with the top 4 social plugins which can be used by bus Read More

Frictionless ways for retailers to close the loop between a consumer’s online and offline spending behaviour have emerged with the recent introduction of new services offered by Foursquare, AmEx, Shopkick, and Wishpond Read More

Based on a question I received from aspiring entrepreneur Rachel Meadows, of Minneapolis, I asked the Young Entrepreneur Council for tips on how to become a better salesperson so readers can increase their bottom lines. Read More

Are you fearful of initiating communication on Twitter or Facebook? This fear inhibits us from growing and expanding our community. Read More

In January, Booz & Company produced a report suggesting that stores on Facebook were set for explosive growth—a 56 percent CAGR over the next five years, which some commentators have hyped as 600 percent growth. In 2015, the report says, the market for products sold on social network sites will be Read More