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It’s never too early to start teaching your kids about money — and about starting a business. A solid understanding of money, and of how business works, can start your child on a path to financial freedom — on his or her own terms. Read More

If you’ve ever tried to shop on your phone (which is something I spent a lot of time doing while designing my mobile site), the experience is bad enough as it is without having to scroll around. The more user friendly your site is, the more likely a customer will shop and actually make a purchase. Read More

I’ve been studying lucky people & as I’ve gained success in my own business, I’ve identified some common traits, and trust me, it’s anything but luck. Read More

Working isn’t only about receiving the money necessary to buy the things you need in your life. And it isn’t just about being able to afford your wants. Your well-being is also tied to work. Read More

Today’s version of the downtown shop is an online store--an example of the 21st Century cottage industry. Online stores are the way to go for “the little guy” Read More

Pinterest is experiencing growing pains, and they appear to be more severe than usual. Are these flaws putting its future in jeopardy? Read More

So is all of this Pinterest hype warranted? My wife and I decided to run some experiments using Pinterest to market our online store and I have some real numbers to share with you today. Read More

Douglas R. Conant, the recently retired President and CEO of the Campbell Soup Company , writes at Harvard Business Review about four "guiding thoughts" to building an effective team. Read More

I would like to share a few tips to help prepare for and understand the most effective way to work with wholesale buyers. Read More

What most people doesn't realize is that you don't need to hit a home run to start a successful business that meets your needs. Read More