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Today, I’d like to talk about how to become more client attractive and business magnetic when promoting yourself and your services. Building a business is a spiritual, emotional, mental and physical journey, where you learn, grow, expand and evolve both personally and professionally all the time in Read More

Being a contractor is hard work, both in the field and the office. There are some rules to make it easier and more profitable. I discovered these in a 2+ decade school of hard knocks. Even one of them could help your business grow and prosper too. Read More

Making thousands of bucks online after a few weeks’ work as an online entrepreneur is the pipe dream of today. There’s no one magic bullet that can propel you to the top and give you the life you’ve always wanted – running your own business and setting your own hours. Read More

People have this ability to both sense and take on another person's mood and it is called emotional contagion. As a leader, there is a much greater likelihood that you can infect your company with your moods. How is my team's behavior reflecting what I am feeling? Read More

Kari Chapin offers advice to crafters on pricing their products.

Kari is the author of "The Handmade Marketplace" and "Grow Your Handmade Business" and in the clip she gives you three things to keep in mind when pricing your products:

- the materials you use
- the time it takes to make prod Read More

This year’s World Cup, being held in Brazil June 12-July 13, is arguably the planet’s most popular sporting event. FIFA is expected to collect over $4 billion in revenues; however, hosting such a massive event is no easy task and presents a multitude of logistical issues. As we learned from the re Read More

Is it wise to work while vacationing? Nellie Akalp looks at both sides of the coin to see which is better. Read More

If you are looking for a method of prioritising tasks, then you need to read this.

Here you will find a wonderful method to organise your tasks and put them into the right priority order.
Please, read on .....
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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