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In this article, I write about the fact that some people refer to some of their past experiences as "failures" and "setbacks", while others, get strength, empowerment by focusing on the silver linings of all experiences and those key learnings. Read More

Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation is without a doubt one of the best business books of 2010 and should be a part of every entrepreneur’s library. Read More

And then there are days when leading a small business is distressing. In fact, the origin of the word, distress, means to pull apart. And pulled apart is not so far off the mark... Read More

Harvard Business Review writes, "Put simply, this is another way of crowd-sourcing customer feedback. In an age where the flow of information to large corporations might be overwhelming and noisy, it creates incentives for obtaining higher quality and timely information. For some corporations, a tw Read More

Expert advice is a huge industry. Today, there is an endless supply of experts that promise to solve your problems in the most modern, elegant way possible. Many experts have their clients best interests at heart and work to solve their problems as they appear. Unfortunately, there are experts out Read More

Another year is ending, and many people are reconsidering their health insurance coverage. And, of course, many employees are seeing an increase in their premiums. Faced with rising health care costs, it is not surprising that many are beginning to think about Health Savings Accounts. Read More

While starting a business can be one of the best things for a person, it is not for everyone. How do you know if you should start a business? Well, this article should help. Read More

The "Sell Your Expertise" Edition - Links to multiple spots online where you can sell your expertise. Read More

If you've ever read the Tim Ferriss book "The 4-Hour Workweek," you're familiar with Tim's idea of the low maintenance business model. Here are some case studies from entrepreneurs who have taken Tim's advice and built low-maintenance small businesses of their own. Such business could be used to ge Read More

When creating a new business or taking an existing business to that next level, why not start by evaluating your life purpose and values. If you haven't yet developed these in written form, you may want to consult Steve Pavlina's article on the subject. Though creating a life purpose and values sta Read More