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Catologue vs Catalog — if I were to ask which is the correct spelling, would you answer my question and move on or would you sit and think why I thought it should be spelled with a UE at the end? Read More

Self-employment and fear go well together, it’s a known fact. Learn how you can overcome your fears with those 5 simple steps.
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Two of our family friends are single moms with kids. They asked me to give them some ideas of how they can get started and develop income by working over the web. One has a degree in software development, while the other is a real go-getter and can learn things very quickly. Here are some of the wa Read More

Are creative entrepreneurs looking to impact the world or make a profit and run a business? Some reflections on thoughts from Jason Calacanis and David Heinemeier Hansson. Read More

This #kaizenblog chat was more than just our usual chat. We said goodbye to the chat's founder and co-host, Valeria Maltoni. In that vein, Valeria wrote a lovely post about Passing the Baton. What is embedded in the process of change? Read More

This article talks about a forthcomoing book, When Life Happens: How Women Business Owners Conquer Personal Crisis (working title) is a collaboration between Chris Vasiliadis and myself. The goal of the book is to describe the experiences and lessons learned to help other women business owners na Read More

If you decide to start contracting, one of the hardest things to work out is what daily rate to charge. Many of the readers on this site are looking at ways to escape the 9-5 and moving into contracting is one way to start this process. Read More

One of the best things you can do when on the job hunt is to have a personal statement, or elevator pitch*, ready. You can put a personal statement on your resume, but you should also be prepared with a brief introduction that you can use when someone asks you tell them about you. Read More

Just because I’m frustrated with work one day, it doesn’t mean that I should just up and quit. And you probably shouldn’t either — especially if you want to maintain your benefits for as long as possible and avoid going completely broke. Read More