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Instead of New Year’s Resolutions, consider goals.

Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly. Alongside the goals, you can establish habits which are long lasting and life changing. Read More

So you have started blogging and all of the sudden things have gotten hectic for you. You were blogging on a regular basis then, you just stopped. Days went by, then weeks and finally months. It's been a year since you have blogged. Your readers want to know what happened to you and why haven't you Read More

"Data breaches" is a crime that affects about 8 to 12 million people every year, cost $18 billion in 2012, and is helping fuel a $3.5 billion credit monitoring industry. Just in 2013 alone we have seen a several data breaches across some of the most widely used services on the web (including Apple, Read More

Be that as it may, it still takes a superwoman to launch and run a super-successful venture. How do these women do it, and what’s the most important thing on their minds? Find out what pearls of wisdom high-profile women from Arianna Huffington to Marissa Mayer and Melinda Gates have to offer for t Read More

Netflix's views on corporate culture is getting a lot of attention. Are they too much or is there something there? Read More

There are tons of social media tools and dashboards that will help streamline your social media community management. Here are some of our favorites: Read More

Adrienne Erin, freelance writer and designer based in Pennsylvania, takes us through the recent surge in popularity of motion graphics and how this new tactic is transforming content marketing. Read More

As a business owner, you are responsible for bringing out the best in your employees. Here are some tips to create win-win for both employees and business. Read More

The most expensive software is the software that isn’t used, Resolv promises to your CRM vision deeper and wider, allowing your team to fully harness CRM. Read More

Is blog traffic really all that matters? In this post I analyzed this topic, and based it on an experiment on my own blog. The numbers prove it: less posts = less traffic. But is that all that counts? Read More