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While we "Average-Joe" businesspeople bust our asses to get by...

He earned an average of $241,000 per-second of work. Read More

1970s Florida: Winter vacations of Sun, Sand and Surf...

...and the most valuable business lesson I ever learned. Read More

Flashing your friends in front of the camera.

Smoking a joint and uploading it to Facebook. Passing out drunk in your own puke!

Think the photos won't affect your career ambitions? Read More

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win!

Call it The Egyptian Revolution, The eRovolution, iRevolution or Revolution 2.0, in any case, it will be soon taught in political science and business schools. Read More

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service will be looking more closely at online entrepreneurs in 2011. Be aware of this when it comes to reporting your income this year and when planning for the future. This isn't to say online small business have been avoiding paying taxes that are due. But be aware the Read More

No need to hide like Ferris Bueller!

Refreshing the pyschological batteries: It's a concept I learned long ago, and no doctor's note needed!

This blog post has been approved by Sigmund Freud! Read More

This story has all the ingredients of a great novel - drama, intrigue, the Chinese, hostile takeovers and a guy named Lonnie. It has shaken the world of miniature gaming, where excitement is usually imagined rather than real. And, although the details are murky, it is an excellent case study tha Read More

A lesson of how two little classic nursery-rhyme kids used a Business blog to turn a dream into an empire! Read More

5 Whimsical, Satirical and very Serious steps I'm taking in 2011 to make my business green and become more responsible.

I'm doing them because it's right.

I'm doing them to make Al Gore shut up! Read More

Modern portfolio theory assumes that we are rational investors and invest only in efficient and optimal portfolios that provide the maximum return for minimum risk. The truth (as posited by Behavioural Economists) is that we far from rational and are subject to a myriad of psychological influence Read More