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This is an update of a post first published in May last year. The original post was inspired by the book Great By Choice: Uncertainty, Chaos and Luck – Why Some Thrive Despite Them All by Chris Collins and Morten T. Hansen. Read More

Family entrepreneurship takes the time-honored tradition of family legacies into the new age of business, helping to build future generations of self-starters who share the same goals and dreams.

What does it take to make a successful family of entrepreneurs, and how can you follow in the footst Read More

By Bob Herbold

John Hennessy, the President of Stanford University, made quite a splash recently when he publicly predicted the death of the lecture hall as university education takes advantage of online capabilities. In his acceptance speech for the 2012 IEEE Medal of Honor, he went on to expl Read More

You are reading this post, it means you are aware about the importance of images in a blog post. You don’t need to be any kind of expert to know it. We all know the fact Images say a thousand words Read More

There are several legal myths that small business owners commonly believe in. These myths aren’t only dangerous to our companies, but they can be dangerous to our personal livelihoods. Take a look at the five legal myths below to make sure your company isn’t sinking into hot water. Read More

Ready to master location-based marketing on Foursquare? We have tips and tricks that'll help your small business excel on the popular social networking site! Read More

This tutorial will cover how to add media to your Linkedin Profile including video, images, documents, presentations, and even your resume! Stand out from the rest and get on this! Read More

In part two of the series, Mike Shapiro tells it like it is "Raising Money" for a startup. Mike is the owner and CEO of The Alternative Press, an online local news service. Read More

By Kelly Gregorio

For most managers, having to fire people is a low point of their position. Truth be told, the situation promises to be slightly awkward and uncomfortable for each party involved, even more so for the employee. Those in the hot seat can react to being let go in a variety of di Read More

By Olwen Dawe

So, I’m reckoning many of you are utterly fed-up of posts concerned with New Year, New You (I am one of the many culprits behind those types of blogs, I know!) or similar themes? Thought so.

With this in mind, I thought I’d take a different ‘spin’ on why the beginning of the yea Read More