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These CEO's stories of success, failure and eventual return to power should prove helpful in inspiring us to push through even in the midst of uncertainties. It may be difficult to picture them struggling once but it did happen. This can happen to you, too. So, the next time you're in a difficult s Read More

PicsArt, a free mobile photo editing app decided to conduct a survey to find out how Americans really feel about Selfies. Read More

David Drake of LDJ Capital continues today with his second article of his series regarding crowdfunding for equity solutions. Read More

Cell phone repairs and replacements can add up. Here's how to get more life out of one that's been submerged. Read More

Now that the year is halfway over, it’s a good idea to reflect on your finances, and look ahead to the coming months. As you arrange your finances for the second half of the year, here are some tax tips to incorporate: Read More

The funny thing about priorities is that they never lie. Those things that matter most to us are what we spend our time, energy and effort on, no matter the cost. I like my students to learn this lesson early on. That is why I have a very unbreakable no late policy. If school is a priority, I expec Read More

You'll probably never make the millions that LeBron James makes, but if you approach every piece of web content the right way, you can build a successful business. Read More

How General Mills is embracing mindfulness to ease the stress of a workday for employees, improve leadership and create a happier, more productive workplace. Read More

SEO is very similar to the story of the Blind Men and an Elephant. Each of the men felt different parts of the elephant and concluded differently, one who touched the elephant’s tail describes that the elephant is like a rope, while the other who felt the leg said the elephant was like a pillar, a Read More

I’ve been sick. Not hospital sick but definitely ‘call my mum’ sick. My planning and check lists were all put to the test as my body took over and took me offline for five days. Not long enough to get the sirens going but long enough to delay projects. This is how my business coped.


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