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The choice is yours, you can be your own biggest obstacle, or best asset. Choose the get out of your own way. Read More

By the end of 2014 it’s expected that there will be 7.2 billion global mobile connections, that’s a connection for every person on the planet! There’s 3 times more mobile devices than there are working TV’s!
With such an explosion in mobile technology the world has changed forever. The convenienc Read More

There are many ways to write a blog post that will attract clients, but I’m going to share two methods that are used most often. Read More

Whether you think you don't have enough time, not enough resources pr too late to start a business, if you really want to succeed that badly, there's always a solution. Read More

I wonder how many people would find success in online marketing if they didn’t come into it with the idea that you could simply put up a website and be able to deposit thousands of dollars in your bank account the next day? Read More

An interesting development has now added a third option. Touted as “crowd-gifting,” this model wholeheartedly embraces fee-free crowdfunding, promising 100% of contributions to filmmakers, authors, and activists. To find such a model, swing by dana.io, a rewards-based portal striving to “lower [the Read More

Asked to leave or fired: it really doesn’t matter what you call it. Come Monday morning, and there’s no place to go to work. Read More

One of the best ways to make a name for yourself is to “borrow” someone else’s fame. Guest blogging: find out what it is and how to find opportunities. Read More

Every entrepreneur I know is short on resources, including time, money, and skills. The last thing they can afford is to waste any of these, but in my mentoring and coaching activities, I see it happening all too often. Waste in a startup is any activity that absorbs resources, but creates no value Read More

In the mid-1980s Steve Jobs and Heidi Roizen were negotiating a deal when they reached an impasse. Instead of simply giving in to Mr. Jobs' one-sided demands, Ms. Roizen used a negotiation technique that allowed her to bridge the gap and put together a deal that was viable for both of them. Here is Read More