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In 2010, at 62 years old, Joel Friedlander decided to get back into the industry he left many years prior – independent book publishing. He started a blog, The Book Designer, which focuses on elements of book design like spacing, margin, typography and layout. Read More

The Human Business Way podcast with Chris Brogan:

Great chat with Joe DeSena who cofounded the Spartan Race and a conversation with Michael Stelzner who runs the Social Media Marketing podcast as well as the Social Media Marketing World event. Read More

The first of several first episodes of the show. We connect up with Jon Loomer, Facebook expert kind of a guy, and Dustin Hartzler, who’s a WordPress kind of a guy. But this is a show about owners, for owners, so I ask them about how they do what they do, and what it means to them, and more stuff l Read More

Small Business Radio with Jim Blasingame:

Kathy Perry joins Jim Blasingame to discuss yet more reasons why small business owners should use the free social media platforms, but should not trust them with their customers. Read More

A special interview with Rose Broome, CEO and Founder of HandUp!

What is HandUp?

Tackling the homeless problem

Why is this better than handing out cash?

An emotionally changed issue.

Does non-profit mean ineffective? Or is it that it doesn’t fit into the VC/Tech model?

How far do Read More

From John Jantsch's podcast:


So here’s the money question really. Have we gotten more stupider or has social media just made it seem so?

I think it’s the latter. People, and by that I mean me too, have always done silly things in the name of marketing, but now they do silly things, get caug Read More

At any given moment, there are literally millions of different conversations happening online, and some of these conversions could actually be related to your specific product or brand. Are you listening to these conversations? If you are, are you listening for more than just mere words but actual Read More

Fiverr, the online marketplace for people to buy and sell services for $5, recently announced a new platform to better support the "gig economy".

The new platform includes a visually oriented design scheme as well as a number of new analytical tools that allow gig sellers to better manage thei Read More

I have been spending most of this month traveling with Belmont students throughout Eastern Europe learning about entrepreneurship.

While in Latvia, we saw huge numbers of “accidental” entrepreneurs. These are people who had never intended to be entrepreneurs, but who became self-employed out of Read More