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Our particular ability to remember … and forget is unique to all of us. Some of us never forget a face while being hopeless with names. Others have trouble with appointments or where we left our keys. I often have trouble finding the right word or forget the entire plot of a movie or book. (N Read More

Starting out on an entrepreneurial journey requires that you come up with an idea first. The biggest mistake that people make in the start-up phase is that they magnify everything…the product, the pricing strategy, promotion and distribution. Read More

Here are eight ways to increase your small business revenue or "boost your business' bottom line" as the article puts it. This is certainly something many small businesses can relate to and I want to thank Jim Kukral for tweeting this link earlier today which lead to me discovering the post. (Thank Read More

If you’re not making your sales and profit goals, it’s easy to blame it on the economy. But sometimes, the culprit could be your mindset. Read More

Jay Berkowitz is an online internet consultant who has 20+ years of marketing knowledge. He’s worked with Fortune 500 brands: McDonald’s and Coca-Cola, developing marketing strategies for large companies like AT&T, Sprint, and eDiets.com. Read More

Do you advertise your products and services online, and wish you could afford ads on huge, well-known sites with tons of traffic? Well, be careful what you wish for, because you might be better off not getting it.
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I have never read a post about work-life balance that convinced me I should find balance in my life... But lately, something changed. I want to learn to leave work at work when necessary. I think the key to that is understanding how our brain works; the left brain, right brain difference. Read More

This article marks six months since my first weekly post for 365daysofstartups.com. In light of this milestone, I thought I would provide an overview of the topics that have been covered thus far. Read More

Even though it has been a long haul, it’s nice to see some optimism surfacing in 2011. Just yesterday, a new study “The PNC Economic Outlook: Survey of Small & Middle-Market Business Owners” was published. It shows a return to cautious optimism compared to this past Autumn and much improvement from Read More

Stress-coping research reveals that focusing too hard on problems can actually make them worse. A new Canadian study suggests that an obsessive focus on work issues is likely to create conflicts at home, which could increase stress rather than decrease it. Read More