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While starting a business can be one of the best things for a person, it is not for everyone. How do you know if you should start a business? Well, this article should help. 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

A few decades ago when Joe Madiath started Gram Vikas, he was labeled a “social activist,” a type of rebel. Today, he and other entrepreneurs have become lynchpins in the social enterprise sector. In the ’80s, social entrepreneurship was a concept in the making; now it’s at a pivotal point. Many en Read More

Tax deductions and tax credits are two completely different things. One of them is better for you than the other. Understanding the differences and how these work can help you save money during the tax time. Read More

Your dream client isn’t looking for a clinical treatment. They need a fire-breathing, passionate, true believer who will do all that is necessary. Read More

Elliot Moskow is the CEO of Pricefalls.com. He launched Pricefalls in his Junior year of college and it has been a tremendous learning experience. This post serves to provide insights to small business owners who are considering contracting out a P.R. firm or looking at ways to take their P.R. in-h Read More

What if sales people or organizations, could hedge their forecasts with derivatives?  Would they be willing to risk the money or improve the quality of their forecasts and sales?  Read More

Economic theory suggests that progressive income taxes discourage entrepreneurship. Glenn Hubbard of Columbia University argues that our tax code, which takes much of your money if you take risks and succeed, but does not share your losses if you take risks and fail, discourages people from taking Read More

Today businesses and the Internet go hand in hand. The promise of the Internet has always been that your business could be located anywhere and be able to do business around the corner or around the globe (a tired cliché, I know). The reality, though, is that if you’re a small business in Latin Ame Read More