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A crisis communication plan should have a prominent place on your to-do list. Though I actually think "crisis communication" is a misnomer, because it suggests your way of keeping clients informed has gone into panic mode. The whole idea behind having a plan is to prevent such a breakdown from ever Read More

Value your contacts and they will value you. Entrepreneurs swear by their connections. But sometimes they swear at them as well. Read More

Sticky social situations can unglue the surest business deal. Here’s how to make sure they don’t. Read More

By thinking not just about consumption but also how goods and services can affect the quality of life now and in the future, business leaders can redefine a company's relationship to consumers to include social and environmental responsibility. Read More

Getting off track? Scientists at Stanford showed that walking measurably boosts creative thinking both during and after the walk. This effect was even greater when the walk takes place outside.Do this any time of day to get your mojo back. Read More

The millennial generation in the United States is not only the largest population cohort it’s also the most racially diverse and highly educated generation in American history, and they are demonstrating strong new interests. Entrepreneurs would be wise to take notice. Read More

Finding the path to positive will make you more successful in the long run. Research confirms that optimism helps one succeed. Says psychologist Susan Segerstrom, "Optimists are more successful because they are willing to overcome obstacles and problem-solve, which are critical skills to advancemen Read More

Entrepreneurs seeking a heavenly relationship with their investors should know three things before pitching their business. Read More

Twitter can help your business stay ahead of trends and enhance your customers' brand experience. It's a great way to reach new customers, retain current ones, and gather informative research about them. Read More

I am often invited into companies that are seeing stagnant or declining sales. What can we do, how long will it take, and how much will it cost are invariably the questions we are asked, and our clients are almost always surprised when we tell them the good news that the answer to the first questio Read More