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The mobile space is really gaining ground and increasingly companies and individuals are starting to get more traction through this medium. But is it right for your company? Read More

Posting on behalf of your brand on Twitter and Facebook is a lot harder than it might seem. You’re not just broadcasting your own opinion on industry news or asking your consumers whether they want to buy into your brand. Read More

For women who start a business, they’re adding more to their existing to-do lists. In addition to shuttling the kids to soccer, planning dinner, and managing the household you now have to register your business, choose a name, set up a site…the list goes on and on!

I have made a career Read More

There’s a misunderstanding about the value of the word “TRY.
It often leads people to believe that to try is sufficient, when it absolutely is NOT!
What I mean is that it only represents an attempt at achievement, rather than a commitment to success. And in business, life or sport tryin Read More

Engineering is one field that, by its very nature, makes it a ripe field for the budding entrepreneur. How so? Read More

What does it take to start a successful home-based business? Some will argue that you need a hefty amount of cash. If your venture centers around an invention or product, you may even need an investor or two. Others will say you can do it without any of these things. Read More

One of the more profound things I heard recently, while watching an interview of Luke Landes from Consumerism Commentary, was this: You don’t have to be productive 100% of your life. Read More

March is Women's History Month, and it's interesting to have a look at whether or not women really have more work options now than they did in the past. Read More

'Kirchner Laughs’ a weekly collection of funny but thought provoking one liners that aim to add some humor to the lives of entrepreneurs. We feel that a vital skill for every entrepreneur is to take their business much more seriously than themselves. So enjoy a lighthearted, funny few minute read. Read More