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Welcome to my Tip of the Week!

We all have labels attached to the way we see ourselves.

How is your self-image and self-worth depicted?

And how is that supporting your path to the fulfillment of your dreams?

Do you like to think of yourself as:

“Awesome Accountant” — “Kick-ass Consul Read More

Wednesday Wisdom is about sharing resources to help you grow your business. This week features interviews from Mixergy with Gary Vaynerchuk and Guy Kawasaki. Read More

An interview with Beatriz Alemar, founder of Black Cat Strategy, about what a freelancer needs to do (and think) to transition from a freelancer to a business owner. Read More

I hear these three terms used interchangeably, but in my mind, they all mean slightly different things. It’s semantics, of course, but here’s my take on it. Read More

Many entrepreneurs actually refuse to do financial projections beyond the first year, insisting that no one can predict the future. They need to realize that investors ask for projections, not merely as predictions, but more as commitments from the founder and his team. If you are not willing to co Read More

Want to Sabotage your business blog articles and make sure nobody reads them?

Here are four highly-effective and user-fiendly ways to accomplish your goal! Read More

Both FourSquare and Facebook have added some powerful analytcis to their system. These can help you better understand how these tools are helping you reach new customers. Read More

Being successful in potty training and business is all about human psychology and influencing people to do what what you want them to do. Here are a few rules of running an online business that we directly applied to potty training. Read More

Money to build the business is the number one challenge for most startups. Don’t believe the urban myth that you can sketch your idea on a napkin, and professional investors will throw money at you. In reality, only 3 out of 100 companies who apply are successful with Angels, and the success rate w Read More

If you work on selling just a little more each week, you’ll find yourself racking up some pretty impressive cumulative results by year’s end. Read More