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You don’t have to be great to start. But you surely have to start to be great and greatly motivate yourself like never before. The beginning is always the hardest. But gradually it becomes easier and easier. Read More

Staying on top of your social media marketing is something that is very technical in this post you will learn some very useful tips to manage your social media. Read More

How do you build a blog audience that’s ready to buy what you sell? Read this article to see why promotion is important, and how to do it. Read More

Self-improvement is key to improving other people, your business, your career, your nation, and even the world. We have to help ourselves first to help others. Thus, you have to begin developing yourself and make it a habit to make yourself better everyday. So without further ado, I give you 77 pra Read More

Whether you’re looking to do something you love,  trying to build a business, or just sharing your message (and expertise) with the world, it’s no secret that I believe you NEED a blog… …And you should begin building it (or […] Read More

Almost a fortnight ago, we published our predictions for the Cloud industry in 2014. Our community manager then built conversations around it. We are just amazed by in-depth responses of the participants present in these discussions. Read More

Addressing performance issues is always tough.  Many managers are uncomfortable discussing poor performance issues with poor performers. There are a number of Read More

I got an early notice about this post just yesterday and thought hey now doesn’t that make some sense!

What am I talking about here – or rather what is Ron Neumann the ex-head of our #HamOnt Innovation Factory is talking about is the generally accepted tenet that for any company to do well, to e Read More

If you are happy it changes a lot of things. Success in personal life and business can be achieved a lot easier if you are happy. Find out how you can boost happiness. Read More

When it comes to the restaurant industry's top time-wasters, scheduling employees ranks pretty high for most owners and operators. Those paper schedules, splattered with grease stains and eraser marks, never manage to evade complaints from your staff about the days you’ve put them on the schedule. Read More