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Santa’s still making his final cuts from the nice list, and your name could be next up on the chopping block. Here are five nasty online writing habits that Santa himself can’t stand. Read More

Early this year, it has been reported by NY Times that there is a 9% decrease in magazine sales in the second half of 2009. Some of the well-known titles which experienced declines included W, down 41.7 percent to about 25,000 for an average issue; Newsweek, down 41.3 percent to about 62,000... Read More

From individuals to BUSINESSES, it's PC gone awry!

Whether you are just celebrating or whether your are SELLING, stop walking on eggshells and start calling it Christmas! Read More

For many, blogging is a way of life and for some, blogging a living and the possibility of stopping for a prolonged Christmas break from working on their blog can reduce their standings and their earnings. Read More

Many have been asking what social networking site should small businesses use to advertise or sell products or service. Social networking site or SNS is all the rage and the amount of users in each site is astounding to say the least. I am sure that by now, you would have heard that had facebook... Read More

"Overwhelm" is a word that I have been hearing a lot lately. I hear it from my clients and workshop participants as well as my connections on social media sights. We have a lot that comes at us every day and it is important to have strategies to break out of that overwhelmed state quickly. Read More

Do you remember why you became an entrepreneur? Do you know anyone who is on the fence, but really wants to take the leap? There are so many different opinions on what it really takes to be an entrepreneur. But never has it been a one-size-fits-all proposition. The important factors to weigh are yo Read More

If you've ever read the Tim Ferriss book "The 4-Hour Workweek," you're familiar with Tim's idea of the low maintenance business model. Here are some case studies from entrepreneurs who have taken Tim's advice and built low-maintenance small businesses of their own. Such business could be used to ge Read More

When creating a new business or taking an existing business to that next level, why not start by evaluating your life purpose and values. If you haven't yet developed these in written form, you may want to consult Steve Pavlina's article on the subject. Though creating a life purpose and values sta Read More

In this current state of the economy it's only natural for you to question the stability and safety of your own career. If you're looking for a new job with longevity, here are the top recession proof careers that are in high demand. Read More