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We all know how it is as a small business owner. Getting completely embroiled in the day-to-day running of your business is a near-inevitability. Read More

One of the great things about authors is that they are often very flexible and open to adapting successful marketing strategies from other fields. So let's see what we can learn from the mommy blogger, giveaway and coupon section of the blogosphere. Read More

To make things even more frugal for you, there are three free copies of the Frugal Book Promoter available to three lucky contest winners. The contest runs all through November, and there are four ways you can win. Read More

You may have heard of Google’s “20% Time”. The concept is simple — Google’s engineers are allowed to dedicate 20% of their working hours to personal projects.

You would be amazed at what products have come out of this initiative — Gmail and AdSense to name just two. That’s a pretty impressive ou Read More

So you made some money on the side this year. Great! But don’t think you automatically have a business. The IRS may only see your side-gig as a hobby. Read More

There's a fine line between working hard and just working for work's sake. It almost becomes an addiction after a while. If you spend a day doing nothing, or blowing off what you wanted to get done in favor of something else, and you then feel like a failure for the day, that's a good clue you're a Read More

If something is critical, make sure you own the real estate. This is a good principle to keep in mind when building a reputation, a business or whatever is important to you on the Internet. Read More

Even if you think that you have a secure job, though, it can still make sense to start a side hustle. Think you don’t need the money? Think again. Here are 3 reasons to start a side hustle. Read More

Once you are making enough money to pay someone else to take care of some of your tasks, that is when you can start considering outsourcing.
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Understand what the new 2013 contribution limits for tax-advantaged accounts are after the IRS accounts for inflation. Read More