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With so many lions in the Business Jungle, sometimes it's just as profitable to be a scavenger! How do you do it.

It involves searching for carcasses (clients who are dissatisfied with their current employees) and moving in for THE KILL!

A lesson on surviving and profiting in the BUSINESS JUN Read More

Has the Business Blog replaced the Resumé as the 21st Century's best Job-Search Tool?

Live from Madison Square Garden...

It's the ULTIMATE Knock-Down, Drag-Out Battle for the Heavyweight CHAMPIONSHIP of the World! Read More

August 24th, 2001. A jumbo jet with no power or controls over the open ocean. 150 miles from the nearest airport! The laws of physics say landing is impossible. Certain doom?

It was a historic, miraculous episode which has many lessons about having a "Plan B" in BUSINESS for when things stop goi Read More

This week's Social Media Book List highlights two books: one is ‘Community 101: How to grow an online community′ by Robyn Tippins and BizSugar member Miranda Marquit and the other one on the social media Amazon list ‘the Digital Handshake’ by Paul Chaney. Read More

This simple piece of advice will help your Business Blog to attract clients and customers to your business...

If your need a boost, it will help you to actualize the full potential of your Business Writing! Read More

Think you face some pretty big barriers in life and business.

Meet the INSPIRATIONAL dynamo named Nick Vujicic.

Born with no arms or legs, his incredible life and the way he overcomes adversity will fill you with the hope and drive necessary to achieve your goals! Read More

More observations by me about how my experiments with Social Media is working. Read More

The Ultimate Battle of Man (and woman) vs Machine!

Which is more accurate when it comes to your Business writing?

Relying on Spell Checker to check the accuracy of your writing can have DETRIMENTAL results...

Better check it again after the machine does! Read More

People often misjudge the difficulty of starting and managing their own business. There are some exceptions to the rule but on average the 1st year of any new business is a make-or-break period and the accompanying stress can be very difficult to handle. Decisions that are made in the first year of Read More

Salespeople and sale organizations are notoriously bad at forecasting. Two questions will make sure you are where you think you are. Read More