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You’re self-employed, you work for myself.  You are the master of your universe.  You are the shot-caller, the mover and shaker, the boss, the head-hancho, the man (or woman).  But if you happen to be a “solopreneur”, you’re more than just the mastermind and face of your company.  You ARE the compa Read More

As long as you don’t single out individuals as better friends than others, this could be a good way to keep the mood light. Read More

Non-compete agreements are commonplace in the workplace, but they can also come into play when you sell your business, particularly if you have plans to stay in the same industry. So what’s a serial entrepreneur to do? If you have a passion for your business and plan to stay in the same industry bu Read More

Are you willing to do a simple task today, that will have a profound effect on your life 5 years from now? Setting goals and writing them down can make all the difference. Read More

We conclude our talk with a computer consultant who wrote an e-book with helpful tips for other computer business owners and is giving it to them FREE. We’ll go through the last ten tips in his e-book, learn how you can use them in the daily management of your own computer business and find out how Read More

Millions of people all across the globe have probably picked up a self-help book and improved their life, business or company. One of the most memorable self-help books is the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. This title got us thinking about what the 7 habits of highly effective managers are. Read More

A lack of confidence is the very thing that stops most people in their tracks. It prevents them from staying focused on and achieving the things they desire in life. The little "nay-sayer" that we all carry around in our heads, keeps telling us that we can't. How do you overcome it? Here's how... Read More

This blog post is about 5 of many misconceptions many people have about online business and making money online. Here they are, debunked. Read More

Looking at the root causes of a problem is a typical Japanese approach to business. However, in other cultures the work environment may not necessarily be conducive to open discussion of root causes. Read More