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Helping employees understand their purpose within their roles, and that of the company, bonds them much closer to the mission of the company. Read More

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

If you just think about it, everyone knows someone who may be useful to be connected to someone else they know. It can be business or personal – if you can connect people to improve their lives or productivity then why not do it? Read More

Defeat generally is a huge blow to one’s sense of worth. After a defeat, most of us will have trouble to keep going with enthusiasm and energy.

If you set objectives you must accept the risk that you may fail to attain the desired outcome. When this happens, how do you cope with it makes the dif Read More

Here's The Art of Small Business's Top 11 Picks for the best movies for small biz entrepreneurs.

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In recent months, some Facebook page owners have noticed that their accounts are driving much less traffic to their websites than they used to. In some cases, Facebook clickthroughs are down by as much as half, despite a huge growth in likes. Read More

Your social media success isn't dictated by your budget, competition, or bad economic conditions.It's dictated by you. Here are 3 personal problems sabotaging your success, and how to fix each one of them.
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Many small businesses actually foil their own chances of success by trying to expand too rapidly — hiring too many employees, taking on too many contracts, buying too much equipment etc. This mistake is known as premature scaling, and it’s estimated that it accounts for the failure of up to 50 perc Read More

You don't have to be a Jerk to succeed in small business. But you do have to stay tough so people don't take advantage of you. Find out how you strike the balance. Read More

Sometimes, we tend to think of the the customer buying experience (and even their earlier experiences when we are nurturing and prospecting) as different from the customer experience, that is, how we treat them after they have purchased. To a customer, it's one continuous experience---with decision Read More