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Highly motivated employees typically work at a higher level, and are willing to work harder at their craft, but at some point the ship has to drop anchor. Whether you (or your team) has just completed a massive outreach project, published its first eBook or has finally dealt with a particularly hor Read More

We’ve all been there. You’ve made plans to go out with friends or even have a casual hour surfing in the evening, but by the time you finish working you’re not going anywhere. You’re tired, you’re stressed, and you may not exercise as much (or eat as well) as you want to because you just don’t have Read More

Today, most bloggers understand that plagiarism is not acceptable.

Unfortunately, there are influencers, bloggers and vloggers who believe that plagiarism is a form of flattery and use it to attract views and make sales.

Just last week I watched a video with a script that was stolen word for Read More

Checklist for vetting a financial buyer: Do you trust them? Can you see working side by side with them as your partners? Do they understand your business and your customers, or are they just looking at your financial statements? How important to you is the future of your employees and your reputati Read More

If you are one of the new age of entrepreneurs who hates the thought of doing a business plan as a first step in starting your new venture you will love this message. More and more professionals agree that a better strategy is to explore and fine tune your assumptions before declaring a specific pl Read More

In my job, I spend a lot of time talking with Fortune 500 CEOs about their industries–what is working, what isn’t, and what challenges are on the horizon. The biggest topic today: social. It’s been widely embraced, yet it is not fully understood in the world of business-to-business marketing to dat Read More

The stats are crazy. (Some are from Nintendo’s own reports and others are from DMR stats.)

The market value of Nintendo went up 9 billion in 5 days after Pokemon GO was launched. (The Pokemon Company is owned partially by Nintendo. They partnered with Niantic – a start-up that was once part of G Read More

Girls who learn how to code are really good at it. Problem is, so many girls don't even try, or they try and give up. In this article, Reshma Saujani, founder of the program "Girls Who Code" explains why that is, and what can be done to encourage girls to learn how to code. Read More