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For an introduction to Dr. Emad Rahim I’m not sure where to start - the Killing Fields of Cambodia, the dangers of growing up in Brooklyn, abusive step-father and dyslexia to name a few. Then on to the good times – overcoming the past, surpassing the learning difficulties that came with dyslexia, b Read More

By Sean McPheat

Only the largest of corporate businesses and government bodies will have specialist procurement departments, leaving many leaders and managers responsible for purchases of goods and services for their own departments. This puts them into direct contact with sales people who are o Read More

There is no faster way to burn yourself out and put your business at risk, than to try to do everything yourself. Yes, it's your business. But you can't do everything. There are just not enough hours in a day. A better solution is to delegate some tasks to your employees. That's what you're paying Read More

As business owners and leaders, we have a choice to make at the end of the day. We can treat employees like liabilities, waiting for them to make a mistake so that we can pounce. Or, we can turn them into assets, by treating them with a firm but fair hand, empowering them to do their job, and then Read More

If you are starting a business (and I am really, finally, starting to think of my freelancing as a business), it can help to join a mastermind group. Here’s why. Read More

A bad habit can be really hard to break sometimes that most people tend to stick with it rather than trying to break it. Here are some simple tips to break your bad habit. Read More

By Jordan Greer

It’s so true isn’t it? We insure our cars, our houses, our lives, our health but very few people insure the source that pays for all that insurance – our physical and mental faculties. Not understanding how disability insurance works isn’t a good enough excuse for such a high ris Read More

By Ann Smarty

Let’s take a moment to talk about Papa John’s. The pizza chain has repeatedly been on the negative end of scandals involving employees. In 2012, a tweet featuring a photo of a receipt from one of their stores had the racist description ‘Lady Chinky Eyes‘ written by an employee. The Read More

Rental costs can be reduced through the use of flexplace arrangements, covering practices such as teleworking and telecommuting. Such arrangements offer organisations various benefits, such as cutting the costs of maintaining a large office space. Despite the ubiquitous presence of wireless connect Read More