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#18. You read less than 10 hours per week – Besides writing a lot, you also need to read a lot. It exposes you to different writing styles to learn from; it gives you new stories and metaphors; it keeps you abreast of what’s going on in your field . . . In my opinion, 10 hours a week is a bare mini Read More

Tips to help you deliver presentations that resonate with your audience and keep them asking for more! Read More

Social media plays a crucial part in driving quality traffic and new leads. And there are certain times when sites like Twitter, Facebook and Google+ gets most amount of users. Now if you have an offline business or you cannot be online all the time. How do you fix that? Read More

Do you feel like getting more traffic to your blog is a never-ending battle? Have you tried everything you can think of and your traffic is still flat? Here are Read More

If you think you can just hire someone else to do the dirty work of writing your business plan, think again. Read More

What does the term influencer means to you? For me, it is a person of knowledge and power of words which can affect many.

Here are 5 simple steps to become an influencer and let's discuss! Does the above works for you or you have other plans under your sleeves? Read More

Craig Bass, co-owner of Motion Source, a video production company based in Chicago, takes us through the reasons why small businesses should be leveraging online video to grow their business. Read More

Five additional key trends that will impact small businesses in the United States and around the world, in 2014. Read More

Is mentoring a special process, or is it merely a teaching role? Most of us teach our employees on an ongoing basis. On the most basic level, we want them to learn the processes and systems to do the work in our companies. We communicate our core values and visions for our businesses. We develop th Read More

Freelancers may not think of what they do as a business. It certainly is though. A freelancing business must be more than simply floating from assignment to assignment. It takes real hustle to turn freelancing (in anything) into a sustainable business that will hopefully grow over time. Here are s Read More