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Here's a new video book review of a Robert Kiyosaki book.

But it's NOT his most famous book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad . Have you heard of Robert Kiyosaki's Cashflow Quadrant?

See why Scott Fox thinks that this book is even better than Robert's mega-bestseller, Rich Dad, Poor Dad .

Watch this short video to learn the difference between being an employee or even Read More

Negotiation is not a business tactic that everyone is going to be comfortable with. Reasons vary: It can be intimidating to tell a client or a vendor something that he doesn't want to hear. It can be a matter of cultural comfort zones — while some cultures encourage negotiations, others view the negotiation process as not much better than an argument. To be a successful business owner, however, i Read More

Here are seven things that will help you succeed, and they don’t cost a penny. You see, success is not the result of good luck, being born in the right family, or intellectual superiority. Success is neither the property of the elite nor the possession of the privileged; success belongs to the brave soul who is willing to chase it down. Given this, we know that we’re all capable of success! Read More

I pointed Stephen Smith to David Stiernholm's post, My seven most hard-earned mistakes regarding structure. And we decided to share our own experiences with making mistakes, and learning from them. We’d love to hear your thoughts. Read More

Holidays/vacations are important. They help us re-charge, re-connect with the fact that the world outside of business exists and is there to be enjoyed, relax with friends or on our own and to take stock of where we are now. The business will be better off because you will give it the necessary attention but with a refreshed viewpoint. Read More

I'm a big fan of TED events. The following videos are part of TED's best of the web series; consisting of inspirational videos by Steve Jobs, Martin Luther King and many more. Read More

I’ve met Seth Godin only once in person. I attended one of his personal jam sessions (my term, not his) in New York. He changes you.

Not everyone gets that opportunity. However, I think Linchpin comes the closest to having your own personal jam session with Seth Godin Read More

A piece of advice on remembering things.

Also a couple of quick how to's on remembering. Read More

Why do some office executives – especially overworked businessmen—look prematurely old and die young? How can they avoid worry, hypertension, and an eventual stroke or heart attack?

Here are a few practical tips taken straight from the firing line of day-to-day office experience: Read More