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Paralegals often think of themselves as indispensable superheroes for their firms, and for good reason. On a day-to-day basis, you’re asked to take on new challenges, requiring you to find more and more creative ways to accomplish things efficiently enough to enjoy some “me time” at the end of the Read More

The human brain wasn’t built to go at full steam for hours on end. Studies have shown that performance suffers when you spend prolonged periods focusing on the same task. Brief mental breaks can help you stay focused, as well as give your mind the freedom to wander (which is necessary for creative Read More

Have you ever used Google Drive? If not, then, find out what is Google Drive and how it works?

Just like its competitors OneDrive and DropBox, Google Drive is regarded as one of the most popular cloud-based storage services from Google family. Read More

Not every successful small business is glamorous.

In fact, many of the small businesses in the United States are stressful, dangerous, tiring, and downright icky. Read More

What's life like as a "solopreneur?" What's the difference between an entrepreneur and a solopreneur? Let's ask Lilach Bullock​: Read More

In this episode of Business Systems Explored, Amy shares the systems she used to get over 2,200,000 video views and 18,500 subscribers on her YouTube channel. Read More

Successful design thinking integrates an understanding of human behavior. What motivates people? How do they see themselves? What do they value? Applying core principles of the art/science of design is a good idea on different levels.

What can we learn from design about what to do to reach our g Read More

Most of us live our lives at break-neck speed, always “on,” rushing from one place to the next, working, taking care of family, and all the myriad activities and tasks that tend to be greater in number than hours in a given day. Whew! Even that run-on sentence is exhausting. Read More

What is it, after taking the monumental decision to become a small business owner, that makes the decision and the subsequent roller coaster ride that is entrepreneurship, worth it?
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Reading through Microsoft’s 1995 Interface Guidelines is like unearthing a lost relic. The 381-page tome — for designers creating Windows apps — got me thinking about how much has changed, not only with Microsoft but with software overall. The guidelines are ahead of their time.

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