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Every single business will need to produce marketing copy at least a few times.

The problem is, it's way too easy to create bad marketing copy, especially when you have other things to do.

Read on to learn how *anyone* without a writing background could improve their business copy-writing ch Read More

You might have seen Anna Vital's infogrpahics before. Here's one of our favorites that just proves the point that life is a marathon- not a sprint Read More

We can't possibly know everything. We often seek the opinions and insights of people who'd encountered problems similar to ours. And that's usually a good thing. Except when it isn't.

Lots of things can go wrong when we seek advice, from the approach we use, to our very own motives.

Here's h Read More

Paying for social media likes often seems like an attractive option for quickly growing your profile.

Unfortunately, this tired tactic simply doesn't work.

Here's why. Read More

We all know emotions play a role in the decisions we make.

But few of us realize just how easily we are influenced by them. Or how subtly they act on us. Read More

Controlling employee turnover is one of the biggest hurdles in creating a sustainable enterprise. Guest author Susan Payton gives us 10 tips on keeping your next employee. Read More

A lot has been said about how confidence affects other people's perceptions of you.

But faking it is just too darn hard! Or is it?

The key to confidence might be as simple as striking a pose. Read More

Can practicing gratitude help you invest better? Can being thankful help you make better choices?

Conventional wisdom says that the best choices are made when decision makers are emotionally detached.

A new study from Northeastern University suggests that might not be true. Read More

Few people argue that multilingualism is an advantage, especially in business.

This remains true even as more people around the world attempt to become proficient in English.

Here's why.
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Creative workers are far more likely to undervalue their work or have their work undervalued, compared with those who work with metrics that are far easier to quantify.

This makes legally-binding contracts even more of a necessity. Mule Design’s Mike Monteiro explains why. Read More