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Truly amazing things can happen when you can pair one app with another, integrating the results to get something better.

But the actual integration process slows down the speed at which such mashups can be rolled out — or at least it did. While there are still plenty of apps that require develop Read More

You were double checking your 1099 tax forms against GDOB and found a discrepancy. What do you do when your 1099 is incorrect? Read More

Alexis Grant over at the Write Life has put together a great bundle for anyone interested in pursuing a career as a writer: The Writer’s Bundle includes the following ebooks and classes:

Chris Guillebeau’s Unconventional Guide to Publishing (ebook and audio, retails for $129)
Kristi Hines’ The Read More

A successful blog begins with strong ground rules.

Although those rules are very much subject to change (and, of course, we all know that most rules are meant to be broken), it’s worth creating a framework with which you and your writers can reference instead of giving them free-reign, which is Read More

As a fashion business owner, there are very few things as important to your marketing and sales arsenal as an aesthetically beautiful and well made website.
There are a lot of important components to a well made website:
a great design with a clean layout that really lets your work pop
top notch Read More

The tools we use for writing change what we have to say. While most of the time I write in front of a computer, I also spend a lot of time writing long hand.

I use a fountain pen and a legal pad — an echo, perhaps, of reading about an author who did just that when I was still in high school. I’v Read More

‘Part-time work’ is a dangerous phrase. While the underlying concept — work that can be done around other obligations, like another job or taking care of a family — is an appealing one, the reality is less so. The term is routinely used to describe less valued work, something that might be assigned Read More

The nature of work is changing. While there are still plenty of professions that require actually laying hands on materials and putting them together, a huge chunk of work today is done by staring at a computer. Robots and other machinery can do plenty already and their capabilities are improving. Read More

Female entrepreneurs share their top advice for launching smarter.


By the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC)

What is one important piece of advice you’d give a fellow entrepreneur about to launch their MVP?

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I probably shouldn’t be allowed to give advice to anyone on how to balance your personal life and your work life. I’m sitting at my computer at 8 AM — and I was here until 10 PM last night.

But is my approach really as unbalanced as it seems? It may be more reasonable than it sounds on the surfa Read More