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Starting and building a company is all about leadership – formulating an idea, building a unique plan based on vision and experience, and forging a path over and through all obstacles. Yet the image of leadership in business is at an all-time low, according to national leadership experts, consideri Read More

The small business community online shared everything important websites to technical and motivational advice this week. The goal was to provide more resources and knowledge to help grow your small business during the early days of 2017.
See a collection of these resources and other information be Read More

I’m sure we have all seen entrepreneurs with high levels of passion and confidence touting an idea that seems to make very little sense to us. Of course, we never see ourselves in this mode, yet we need to recognize that all humans see reality differently through a built-in set of “cognitive biases Read More

Online video is quickly taking over as a priority for both content creators, businesses, brands, and individuals around the world. More people are watching online video now than ever before. With all of that in mind, it’s extremely important to understand how to create the best video content for yo Read More

This post is written by Jane Sheeba.
Getting people to find your blog is one side of the story. Keeping them for a while is another side of it. While making people to find your blog is a tedious and not an easy thing, the saddest part comes when such a hardly earned visitor just chooses to hit the Read More

These 14 books were all suggested as a response to the simple question, ‘One book every entrepreneur should read.’ They cover a huge array of topics, from the vaguely theoretical and academic to the direct and actionable—and everything in between. Read More

Don’t you wish you could be as lucky as Mark Zuckerberg or Elon Musk, who always seem to be in the right place at the right time for their business ideas to thrive? After many years of working in large companies as well as small, and watching the people that succeed, I’m convinced that luck has ver Read More

Ever had to listen to yourself repeating the same instructions to coworkers?

Are you struggling to remember how to complete a task you last tackled a month ago?

Remember feeling frustrated by the time and effort wasted?

It doesn’t have to be this way.


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If you ever worked for a large company before starting your small business, you probably remember the rigid performance review process. This process often involved powerful software built to handle tens of thousands of users that integrated with the company’s back-end enterprise systems. Read More

Employees spend more time in the workplace than in at home. Here are some tips on how to maintain increased productivity and positive worker motivation. Read More