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After I participated in Réal Laplaine's publishing class on November 21, I knew how to publish and distribute my upcoming book. I will use CreateSpace (powered by Amazon) and a print-on-demand service in Gothenburg, Sweden. At the end of the class, Bengt Alvang (Alvång) presented how you could be f Read More

Did you know that America started out as a business venture? I want to send a mental thank-you note to the entrepreneurs and gold diggers of Virginia Company of London and I hope you had great first Thanksgiving celebration in Jamestown! Read More

I got an Eureka moment after I have listened to Peter Thomson's interviews (The Achiever's Edge audio monthly newsletter) with Richard Richardson, author of Marketing Judo: Building Your Business Using Brains Not Budget.

It is time to create another site which is planned to become the future hub Read More

When we have work to do which requires our full attention and concentration it can be a good idea to sometimes reserve time to be alone (with the door shut and the phone turned off).

But many of us have the tendency to cancel the alone-time we have reserved as soon as, for instance, someone asks Read More

Back in the day (our day, at any rate), children ran free in the yards and streets and climbed trees and played with frogs and worms and other nasty, crawly things. And, on occasion, it even transpired that the frogs and worms (and other even more bacteria laden things) wound up in our pockets or m Read More

BlogTalkRadio's CEO Alan Levy hosts a special show paying tribute to one of our longest-serving hosts, Wayne Hurlbert. Wayne passed away on October 14th 2013, and was a much-loved character in the BTR community. He began hosting in 2006, and this show will replay some great moments from the past 7 Read More

From The Social Hour podcast #130 with Amber Mac & Sarah Lane:

Amber & Sarah chat with This Week in Law host Denise Howell about the legal side of social, big week for Twitter spats, the insanity of hashtags, & more! Read More

The 99 percenters owe the rich in a very big way.

All proper human interactions are win-win; that’s why the parties decide to engage in them. It’s not the Henry Fords and Steve Jobs who exploit people. It’s the Al Capones and Bernie Madoffs. Voluntary trade, without force or fraud, is the exchan Read More

Private “virtual currencies,” bitcoin being the best known, are now coming under attack by governments.

Consider the attraction of bitcoin and the like. People are desperate to have a stable, non-debaseable medium of exchange–so desperate that they are willing to try a virtual currency backed by Read More

Listen to my interview with Farin Assemi, broadcast journalist. From the show notes:

- Some of Farin's work on Radio Farda.
- Student movement in Iran.
- Blogging in Iran.
- Sattar Beheshti.
- Several Arrested After Iranian Blogger’s Death In Custody - Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty. Read More