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While we certainly can, and do, buy more goods, services and luxury items today than we did 60 years ago, are we really better off today? Is standard of living relevant to happiness? Read More

The Google Farmer update was apparently designed to penalize content farms – the problem is that the web is one giant content farm according to the current definition. One could argue that AOL, CNN, Yahoo and many authority bloggers pump out just as much low quality content as Demand Media. Read More

Would you toss a wad of cash into the wind and watch it fly away? Probably not. So why would you incur tax penalties that cost you money and aren’t even tax deductible? You shouldn’t. Avoid these five tax penalties and you won't be caught watching your hard-earned money flutter away. Read More

Individual liberty and freedom are necessary for the good of humankind, and necessary for entrepreneurship. If we want to protect the rights of all Americans to determine how and for whom they want to work, we need to defend individual liberty at all cost. Read More

Every time I challenge a business plan with little or no budget for marketing, I get the answer that they will be using “viral” marketing, which costs nothing. The founder explains that the product is so “buzz-worthy” that usage will spread rapidly through word-of-mouth only, meaning people loving Read More

While there is no way to completely prepare for a disaster, there are some things you can do to increase the chances that you and your family will be able to weather one. Some of the things to be worried about include food, some sort of shelter or warmth, usable water and how to care for injuries. Read More

Find out what keeps people from leaving jobs that the hate. Here are the top 10 reasons why people stay in jobs they hate. Read More

Would you like to learn the secret to writing great blog posts? Well, I think that this post will help you. Read More

Planning and doing the things we don’t want to do require us to accept delayed gratification. In other words, we have to do the things we have to do, before we can do the things we want to do. And what does that take? Self-discipline. But what does it give in return? Success. Read More

In this week's podcast, John Jantsch interviews the great Seth Godin on his new book currently released. Seth covers the idea of poking the box by being willing to ship something out and not worry about failure. Read More