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CEO mindset is knowing when to cede control, use one's influence and understand limitations as your role changes in your small business. What might you learn? Read More

Do you think of other entrepreneurs as your competition? Well, some of them are, but that doesn’t mean you can’t learn from them. In today’s economy, with big companies creating an ever-tougher environment for small business success, small businesses have to stick together—and sometimes, that might Read More

Between family responsibilities of shopping, cooking, parties and the business responsibilities of increased sales and promotions, do you find the last quarter of the year your busiest? Granted, I don’t think there is a time of year that women entrepreneurs aren’t busy, but the last few months of t Read More

Before you start a business, it’s important to get to know your market and your competition. Market research can be defined as methods employed in collecting, gathering and analyzing raw data..... Read More

Have you considered the grand scope of your business when it comes to risk management? You may be at a competitive disadvantage if something occurs that closes you down temporarily, or if you experience a loss due to theft or fire. Another consideration is if someone gets hurt, the principal passes Read More

Due to the continuing global recession, many individuals are looking to market their skills and find gainful employment as independent contractors. Read More

You’re feeling rundown and worn out. With all that is going on these days, it’s easy to get as negative as the world seems to be. But you don’t have to live that way. Here are some tips to get your groove back: Read More

What if we took on a client whose project or assignment isn’t something we’re passionate about? What do we do when we have a client who we do not believe in, no matter how great or progressive or innovative the skills we bring to the table are? Who are we hurting more, the client, ourselves, or Read More

There are more similarities between small, medium and large businesses than many business people sometimes realize. Businesses share accountability issues, production challenges, research and development stress, sales and marketing trend changes, customer relations programs and employment concerns. Read More