Entrepreneurship


Jamie Harrop

Blogging for Money Displaces Your Focus

Don’t try to monetize your blog straight away. Focus on building a loyal base of readers and visitors before you think about money […]

Adam Gilbert

Book Review: Accidental Branding - How ordinary people build extraordinary brands

DO Sweat the small stuff – Every single entrepreneur is a perfectionist. And not just when it comes to the big stuff. It’s also very important to delegate but only to people who are just as detailed oriented as you are and training them to see things as you do […]

Jamie Harrop

How to Work from Home Without Wrecking Your Life

To avoid your work from home experience becoming boring and stagnant, you must set yourself some ground rules. Here are eight tips that will help you to improve your home office life.

Jamie Harrop

You Shouldn’t Aspire to Work from Home

Like most people, my days used to be spent dreaming of the time I could work from home full time. It all seemed so wonderful. And it was. For a year. Then I got bored.

Greg Rollett

Yes, Boss, I Do Something Else After Hours

It’s great for Gen-Y to be so active in starting their own ventures in their own niche. It’s also a smart option to have a stable income–just be sure if you are on company time, you are staying in line with what is expected of you.

Holly Hoffman

One Simple Productivity Method That Works for Me

Some days you may feel like it’s too much, there’s too much to do, too many steps before you get where you want to be. That’s OK. You just have to take one step. Not two, not tomorrow or in a month, but one step today.

Tera Wozniak

If the Founder of Walmart is a Social Entrepreneur What Does the World Have Coming?

Alright, so maybe Mr. Walton started out with the idea of giving the community something they needed, low cost goods, but what happened? I would not consider anyone who creates a business such as this to be a social entrepreneur just because they see a need in the community […]

Ryan Healy

How to Know if a Start-Up is Right for You

Leaving your large company to join a start-up is never an easy decision to make. I’ve learned a lot since I made that choice, so here are just four of those things to consider before you ditch your large company for life in a start-up.

Adam McFarland

Wohoo a Paycheck!

Sometimes business risks like not paying yourself can backfire. This one could have been the start of us falling apart if warehouse costs were more than expected and sales were less than expected. Thankfully, a lot has gone right lately […]

Daniel Bowen

Never Be Afraid To Push Your Ideas

A business professor taught me something that is impossible to forget: If you’re scared you’re going to get screwed, you’re never going to get laid.

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