The blog about business and entrepreneurship
The good news: If you can make it in this economy, I believe you can make it happen anywhere and at anytime. Your success during difficult economic times really tells a lot about who you are as a businessperson.
Here are some practical ideas to help you build a stronger business:
1. Don’t grow beyond your means.
Slow [...]
Because so many people email weekly and monthly newsletters, they’ve become largely ineffective. Bridget Ayers of the Get Smart Blog suggests video newsletters as a good alternative.
How to get the most out of business networking. Helpful tips that will save you both time and money.
Companies announced tens of thousands of layoffs, which the media has dubbed ‘Bloody Monday.’
A week in review…
Turns out, Merrill Lynch head honcho John Thain spent big bucks right before the bailout. He spent $1.2 million redecorating his office. This breaks down into $837,000 to hire celebrity decorator Michael Smith (yes, the same guy redecorating the White House), $87,000 for a rug, and $35,000 for a “commode on legs.” [...]
Tracy Paye, Miss Organized, gives us tips on getting our offices organized.
A great business resource for managers and those climbing the corporate ladder.
Discusses the top business trends for 2009 and what industries will grow.
It’s the eve of the Presidential Inauguration and millions of people EVERYWHERE will want to watch. Yes, even people in the most red of towns in the most red of states will be tuning in to see the first black president sworn into office.
Goodbye Mr. Bush, welcome Mr. Obama and HELLO BUSINESS! Are you thinking [...]
Natalie Dylan
Her career of choice: Marriage and Family Counselor.
Current profession: Prostitute.
Natalie Dylan, 22, who can’t afford the steep graduate school fees needed to further her education, has come up with a unique solution to make money and gain a little bit of fame on the side. She’s decided to sell her virginity to the highest [...]
