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The stories behind our society's great products/inventions usually prove to be interesting/humorous/ironic. The stories recorded in this list are certainly no exceptions. Read More

Sales leaders need to remember that they too, must regularly upgrade their leadership skills. There are two critical areas that will help you pump up your leadership quotient. Read More

According to most dictionaries, an entrepreneur is a business person who willingly takes a new idea, concept or enterprise. He or She will take on the full responsibility for the outcome. They provide more then capital. Just providing capital would make them an investor, not an entrepreneur. An investor usually will let someone else handle all the Read More

This piece from the New York Times looks at treating your career as a small business. Though it may be less than familiar territory to some, especially those who hoped to be with one business or employer for all or most of their career, there's a great deal ordinary job seekers or job holders can learn from the small business community. And, in f Read More

What excuses are you making to you clients, coworkers, customers? What would happen if you stopped making them? Talk about having a No Excuses way of doing business and life! Read More

How to Stay Clear-Sighted, Even in today's Economic Turmoil Read More

"So-called “New Agers” have conducted sweat lodges for years. They use it for purification purposes. Some are taught and guided by someone from a tribe but many are simply done incorrectly. Such was the case of the one in Sedona in which two people died." Read More

The key to making good money as a consultant is to know how to negotiate your rates. This is not a skill you generally learn in college. It takes time, practice, and even if you're good at it, you don't always get what you want. This article includes six tips to help you negotiate for a good consulting rate. Read More

There is a wealth of information available online, composed by people who have generally learned the hard way and have come up with tips to help you shorten the learning curve. Many of these resources are available at no charge and we have put together a list of suggestions for you to consider. Read More