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You've heard the old saying: keep your friends close and your enemies closer. The same has traditionally been said of one's competition in business.

This is a great article by Thomas Ford, Marketing Director of www.123Print.com Read More

One way that you can improve your quality of life, as well as your finances, is to work to improve your job prospects for the new year. Read More

As 2012 draws to a close, how are you going to make sure 2013 is an even better year for your small business? One way is to pull your business plan out of the drawer (or up from your laptop) and take a look at it.
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The GROW Model

Heard of it?

If you haven’t here’s an added bonus for you because I’m going to tell you a little about it now.

It’s the most fundamental part of most coaching.

In fact, if you’re a coach and you haven’t heard of GROW then you need to grow up (ha ha) or get out of coaching Read More

Prosperity is easy for some of us. Somewhere along the line, we figured out how to look at life and the problems it sometimes throws at us. Taking care of business seems effortless, at times. How do we do it? It's all in the attitude and the beliefs. Read More

As we set out on any new journey, we find people who are supportive of our goals. Unfortunately, we also run into those who would rather discourage our dreams.

It’s important to learn from both sides: Those who believe in us will drive us forward, while those who don’t will light a fire under us Read More

The 2012 holiday shopping season is over but now retailers need to prepare for 2013. Industry Insights' Joe Keenan lists 4 trends retailers should know about. Read More

Here we are at the tail end of the year. Another year soon to be wrapped up and put away.

Now it’s time to RUMBLE with some new goals. You don’t get in your car without knowing where you’re headed. And you’re not going to get very far in your freelance business without concrete goals.

Knowing Read More

There once was a shoemaker — a very busy shoemaker — who was in high demand. Everybody in town hired him to make their shoes. And he did a fine job.

He worked tirelessly, making pair after pair of shoes. He worked so hard making all those shoes for his customers that he didn’t have time to do an Read More