Now is time for another ‘links folder‘ post, I’ve read a lot of great articles this week, in fact I’ve read so many it makes it difficult to decide which ones to link to, but I’ll manage :)
Take a minute to visit these blogs and read the posts, you might learn a thing or two.
Before [...]
No matter how small, your business should receive the same attention and treatment a large business would. The main objective of starting any business is usually to grow effectively and eventually step into a wider (and often more demanding) market. Whether you run a small business and have employees or you do it on the [...]
Hello everyone, I’d like to welcome our new advertiser/partner, Nick Cernis of Put Things Off (welcome Nick!).
Put Things Off (PTO) is a fairly new blog that looks very promising and I’m sure many of you folks will love it. Even though there is not a lot of content (hey it’s new!), what’s on there already [...]
It’s two weeks into 2008, and if you’re like many other people, there are a few things that were on your “I’ll do it this year” list for 2007 that didn’t see an inch of progress. Things that could have made a difference in your business that you just never got to because you “didn’t [...]
Hello everyone, I hope you had a very productive week and met all your deadlines. Now it’s time to take a little break (feels good sometimes, doesn’t it?), your to-do list will still be there when you’re done reading these posts.
First, I got an e-mail from Scott Shane telling about a quiz on entrepreneurship he [...]
Yes, the very prolific and talented Skellie from SkellieWag just launched a new blog, AnyWired. And with a tagline as cool and simple as ‘Work Online. Work Anywhere. Live Free.‘ it has to be good, and in fact it is.
Skellie, to me, is the perfect example of a successful freelance blogger, she’s a staff writer [...]
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