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You run your own business. At some point, you want to cut some costs in order to streamline a little your cashflow. With a little bit of attention, you're able to cut 5000$ from your expenses. The real goal is to provide value through your business, not to measure your success by your economies. Read More

Another story on the small business credit crunch looks at how small businesses continue to have problems getting financing despite money from government stimulus and Small Business Administration backed loans. Though I'm a bigger fan of bootstrapped startup with less distance to break even, it's hard to understand how so much effort aimed at re Read More

This video from buildamovement.com looks at small business branding particularly for companies under five employees. Certainly, branding has long been an establish approach for big business and multinational corporations, but branding can also be an important issue for small growing businesses. Perhaps the most interesting point in the video is th Read More

Tesha McCord Poe, director of the De Anzal/SJSU Business Incubator in San Jose, CA, gets CPA tips for starting and running a small business from CPA, lecturer and teacher Dan Lutchansky. This video was shot as part of a television program back in 2007 but offers some very down to earth and useful information about starting business. Dan talks abou Read More

Are you tired of long lines, crowded airports, and late flights? If you hire a charter or private jet, you can travel to your destination in style and comfort. Read More

Are you looking for ways to inspire creative thought in the workplace? Want more ideas from your employees? The short answer is you can't make people more creative. What you can do is create an environment that encourages and fosters creativity. Here are some tips on how to achieve just that. Read More

Work at Home from India, China or anywhere. Just have your ducks in a row Read More

A Personal Note from Author Cheryl Matthynssens. "How many other messes in my life had I been forced to clean up because I had assumed that the listener knew what I meant? Almost all major problems in relationships and in business teams comes from miscommunication and the primary one is making assumptions." Read More

Cheryl Discusses the four types of employees that most sales teams are made of, what their unique needs are and the types of incentives that will often appeal to them. A licensed perception type evaluator, she shares the insights gained with 100's of group and team profiles. Read More