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A snazzy office, the latest equipment, smart employees and the option to complete a project on your time, and perhaps at the beach – many new entrepreneurs dream big when they plan their first venture. Read More

Robert Taylor owned a small soap company called Minnetonka. He had a great idea but needed to figure out how to protect it... Read More

As your business grows, you need real space and you'd like to not have to spend everything you've saved getting it set up and running. Here is how to do that. Read More

Free apps to make your life easier. Doesn’t that sound good? Each day I find I’m using more and more of my Droid apps and I wanted to share some of the best free apps I really love. These are all easy to use. I don’t like to have to spend a lot of time learning how to use them. You want to load th Read More

The first steps you take upon receiving lawsuit papers are critical. This article explains what you should and should not do when served with lawauits against your business. Read More

Not sure how to promote your blog posts? Find out what 4 steps I took to get my blog post over 21,000 views -- and how you can too! Read More

Today I want to share with you some of my insights on how to deal with turning a failed business into future success...and help you avoid the 95%. Read More

Your online presence is everything these days. It's how customers choose between your brand and the competition. Here are five ways to strengthen your competitive advantage by building your social proof: Read More

As your small business expands so does the demands associated with its growth. More pressing tasks will require more of your time and talents. You'll find yourself busier than ever.

But those are the kind of problems that entrepreneurs would give a limb to have. The key is to develop good habits Read More

Smartness, like great humor, is always a distillation. Mark Twain famously said: “I didn’t have time to write a short letter, so I wrote a long one instead.” Twitter has taught us to be even briefer. So here’s my brief learning from the world of start-ups:
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