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If you want a better reason to start your business from home than this, you are not likely to find one. A study shows clearly that longer commutes have a detrimental effect on your health. The study cites lowering cardiovascular fitness and rising blood pressure, body weight and metabolic risks as Read More

Tips to help you deliver presentations that resonate with your audience and keep them asking for more! Read More

Inventory health is a good indicator of a company’s financial well-being. Unbalanced inventories lead to company chaos in the form of far too much inventory, or not enough inventory to restack shelves – both of which can be devastating to a companies incoming revenue. Monitoring inventory is a proa Read More

Make your workspace a safe haven and a place that encourages everything you need it to with these five tips on organizing your workspace to increase blogging productivity. Read More

Press releases are meant to be informational and newsworthy, but the truth is that most companies use them to self-glorify their services. Read More

This week I wanted to introduce a concept some of you may not have heard of called micromessaging. This is an idea made popular by Stephen Young, which is the small, subtle ways we influence the way people perform, succeed, or even fail in the workplace... Read More

Communication is an essential human need as well as a right in order to exchange ideas, thoughts, opinions and meanings.

It is the foundation for all types of relationships, whether professional or personal. It is a major player in our active lives, social activities and business networks. Read More

By Rebecca Price

Running a business isn’t always easy and there are lots of things involved that can draw your attention away from where it really needs to be focused. In this post I share 6 warning signs that you need to look out for and take action on as soon as you notice them. Read More

Society says it’s bad to talk about yourself, but if you want to get ahead, you MUST tell people what you do – and prove you’re good at it. Here’s how Read More