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Love shopping and want to be your own boss? Mystery shopping is something you can turn in to a profession and a venture too. Here's the nitty gritty of it. Read More

When does perseverance become pig-headed? When does confidence become arrogance? When does your gimmick become a trap? Knowing when to quit in business is hard. Read More

An interview with Michael Mills, founder of MCC Recycling and MyRecyclingReports.com, about the lessons learned from failing not once but twice. Read More

With the advent of LinkedIn, Facebook, and dozens of other websites requiring your profile, the old-fashioned written resume is simply an artifact of a hiring practice that is slow to change, and should be abolished. In fact, if your profile is not already on one of these sites, it probably means t Read More

The key to success in business is finding the right niche. This is easier said than done as business has become so competitive these days that it is becoming increasingly difficult to find a niche that has not yet been explored. Or is it? Read More

“Nobody ever went wrong” is a useful exercise for solopreneurs and small-business owners to apply to their niches. Read More

I recently had the privilege of interviewing David S. Rose, who has been described as "the Father of Angel Investing in New York" by Crain's New York Business, and a "world conquering entrepreneur" by BusinessWeek. He chairs New York Angels, one of the most active angel investment groups in the cou Read More

How to cope with working on multiple projects at the same time.
Each Monday we focus on one activity you can do today or over the next week to build yourself a better business. These short, actionable posts will show you what steps you need to take to take your business to the next level. Read More

Expanding into International is both necessary and positive for every company, including startups, but it has some unique challenges, as I have found out personally, like expected “under the table” payments in dealing with other cultures and bureaucracy. Some companies look at this as a “cost of do Read More