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But finding an optimistic spirit like that takes work. You have to train your mind to look for the good around you—to see past the dirt. There will always be something to complain about. But if you look closely enough, there is always something to be grateful for, too.
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In Shareaholic's 2nd Quarter 2014 Social Media Traffic Report, we reveal data about how many visits the top 8 social networks sent to sites across the web. Read More

Want to be a good leader that lead by example? Here are some tips so that you don't become a leader that sucks. Read More

A hot topic among webmasters and SEO professionals over the past week has been the leaked copy of Google’s Quality Rater Guidelines. Not to be confused with Google’s Webmaster Guidelines, the Quality Rater Guidelines offer guidance to Google’s internal team of human search quality raters who measur Read More

Startups provide business leadership with new products, services, and new revenue models, but leadership startups can only be built by entrepreneurs who are leaders themselves, and incent leadership in the team around them. Leadership which incents other people to be leaders is called “contagious l Read More

From Airbnb redesign to Twitter dipping into the social commerce space and Facebook testing the buy button – it’s all here. Read More

Christine DeGraff and Craig Fifield took over development of this wonderful Chrome extension earlier this year and at the beginning of each training video you’ll hear Christine say:
“Circloscope is a powerful circle management tool, that can help you grow and active and engaged following on Google Read More

By Sarah Willis

What are some of the most vital elements for ambitious start-up owners looking to grow their business into the next British success story to put into place? Read More

You’ve started your meeting out with the proper preparation, and now it is time to get into the business of the meeting. It's time to look at participation or the meat of the meet as it were. Who needs to be at the table? Read More

Where did this sense of entitlement in our business culture come from? I’ve written about this before, but I was reminded again a while back at a conference for startups when an entrepreneur started berating investors for not funding early-stage startups. It sounded to investors like me that they f Read More