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One of the best things you can do when on the job hunt is to have a personal statement, or elevator pitch*, ready. You can put a personal statement on your resume, but you should also be prepared with a brief introduction that you can use when someone asks you tell them about you. Read More

Just because I’m frustrated with work one day, it doesn’t mean that I should just up and quit. And you probably shouldn’t either — especially if you want to maintain your benefits for as long as possible and avoid going completely broke. Read More

Do you find it difficult to stay motivated long enough to accomplish your goals? Do you find yourself losing interest just even before you reach your goals? Read More

I choose a foodie name as you guess because I love sweet foods this is the main reason. At the same time I train to burn the calories involved in the process. Recently I’m shifting my blog gradually to be more a “blogging & social media” blog with a mix of food themes. My tech-side is appearing and Read More

Have you ever been part of a family business? Do you own a family business? What are your thoughts on mixing family with the business? Read More

Seth Godin talks about the fear of going all the way with your great idea, a fear he says is rooted in our primal survival instincts and keeps telling us to play it safe, go with the flow and not stick out. Unfortunately, the lizard brain, while programmed for survival, may be keeping you from crea Read More

Here are thoughts from the Small Business Trends team and other noted experts including Richard Branson, Ramon Ray, Todd Youngblood and others about many aspects that go into being and becoming an entrepreneur. We hope you'll visit all the links and give us, as always, your feedback in this latest Read More

If you're good at what you do, people will throw exciting things your way. Be smart. Realize you've got enough going on and learn to say no. Here's how. Read More

Sometimes as business owner we create our own problems. Other times problems immerse themselves upon the business at no apparent doing of the business. Read More