Johnny Depp’s Lawyer Ben Chew Reflects On Defamation Trial & Verdict (Sidebar Podcast EP. 37)

How to Bundle Tasks and Increase Productivity

In order to pursue limitless opportunities and potential we must learn how to embrace the setting of boundaries. These guard against unwarranted interruptions to the tasks at hand and allow us to compartmentalize different aspects of our lives. This way you can attain the very best level of quality within each compartment and be more productive.

How to Create More Consistency and Clarity in Your Business

Creating a successful business is a simple step-by-step process. Of course, there will be challenges along the way. You may make a few mistakes – I know that I have! I have literally made every mistake that an entrepreneur can make – but it hasn’t stopped me from being successful. I’ve learned that as long as you stay focused on your goals and do the right things consistently you can create your version of a successful business.

Starting a Business: Are You Ready to Be a Business Owner?

While most people like the idea of starting a business, many have no idea what’s really involved, and relatively few will actually take the leap of faith or do what it takes to succeed. It’s not easy to champion a business. It’s challenging to plot your way through the maze, especially if you’ve not done it before. Here are a few questions that will help you navigate the hurdles to opening day…

Getting The Right ERP Management Software Is Important

This program should be able to handle things in your business from customer relations to organizing jobs with your employees right down to the accounts. So getting the right ERP management software is important as it makes your business far more efficient.

Small Businesses Want Growth Too

Last week on LinkedIn, I followed an interesting discussion about small business. The discussion was based on an article that appeared on the National Journal website under the title “Most Small Businesses Don’t Want to Grow”. The just of the article was that most small businesses, especially those with fewer than 20 employees, are not interested in growing their business.