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You are paid for your performance.

You are not paid for your time, or for your effort.

There are people who work shorter hours than you but earn more money.|

If you want to earn more money and work shorter hours then you must learn to improve your performance.

Generally; the top earners Read More

Selling your online business idea? Here are some of the strategies that you may adopt individually or as a combination to bring your idea to light. Read More

To track how well you interact, you can use a Twitter monitoring app. Mentionmapp is one such app that generates a nifty-looking graphic of your conversations, replies and retweets. Read More

In reality, research, preparation or leveraging a process enables you to get out of your own way. Preparation enables you to be truly present and participate in the meeting or call, or to be responsive to twists and turns in the sales process. Read More

5 Blogging Lessons From Justin Germino aka Dragon Blogger. He shares the secrets behind the success of his wildly popular tech and gaming blog. Read More

Accounting mistakes can cause trouble and cost your business money. This post looks at the most common accounting errors that businesses make and how to avoid them. Read More

Every year after starting a small business you always plan to keep your accounts in order. It lasts a week or so and then it all goes wrong.

When it comes time to give your paperwork to your accountant it’s a huge chore that you put off until the last minute making it even worse. Read More

“Lead with your heart and the rest will follow” sums up Ray Li and John Vitug’s Heart Juice story. These two young guys, with a passion to make a difference, were inspired by a young professor’s heart attack, a family history of heart disease, and consumers’ desire for nutraceuticals. Read More

Working from home is great...unless it's not a good fit for you. Read this great selection of articles about where the home-based office is heading. Read More

For this year’s list, I want to dig a little deeper. Let’s assume for a second that you’ve implemented the list above or at least started the process. What’s next??

Here are some suggestions for ways to improve your marketing efforts for 2013…

Assemble your content team
Develop buyer persona Read More