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“Creature of habit” is a widely-misused trope to which most of our compulsions (personal and professional) are attributed – regardless of whether those habits are driven by expedience, convenience or discipline or even whether they lead us to success or failure. Read More

The “professional conference hustler” - you know the kind – rarely attends any sessions, has meeting after meeting with other attendees, loud phone calls in hallways and corridors, permanent laptop camp set up in the business center or general seating area and so on. Avoid becoming that person.... Read More

Google sold Frommers – Back to its founder. Wait….. what? Yep. Google sold Frommers back to Arthur Frommer, now 83-ish. OK, they really only sold the brand back. And, they kept all the content, which they are so nicely licensing BACK to Frommers. Read More

A roundup of this week's interesting news for self-employment and personal finance - a few inspiring people, some trending topics and some how-to articles. Read on.... Read More

Principles, whether personal or social/cultural, represent sets of values that guide or rule our behaviors. Of course, these values do evolve over time based on our experiences, collective or individual. That said, for the most part, most of us aim to be more constant in our individual commitment.. Read More

Sheryl Sandberg’s book - Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead - has been much in the news. Read on for a review (yes, men should be interested too.....) Read More

The Republic of Tea is one of my all-time favorite books. A smooth, rich blend of startup story, memoir and philosophy (oh yes, the tea metaphors will abound in this one – you have been duly warned) that hits the spot just right. Read More

“Financial Freedom” is a loaded phrase. People define it differently, depending on their present circumstances, desired goals and behavioral biases (which have an even greater impact than the former 2 aspects). Here's a working definition. Read More

This is the first in a monthly series of free agent interviews. The goal is to bring stories of regular people across diverse industries who have had unique journeys and overcome the odds to find their niche(s), passion(s) and personal definition(s) of success. Read More

A review of Daniel Pink's latest book called "To Sell is Human: The Surprising Truth About Motivating Others" based on a recent meeting with him at a local book reading event. Whether we like it or not, we're ALL in sales. But, the old ways of selling do not work anymore. Read More