Every busy entrepreneur knows that efficiency is their best friend. If you fail to maximize your efficiency, you’ll struggle to accomplish all your tasks in a day. This translates to being unproductive — and we all know how obsessed entrepreneurs are with productivity! Looking for some...
There are no limits on who can become a great entrepreneur. You don't necessarily need a college degree, a bunch of money in the bank or even business experience to start something that could become the next major success. However, what you do need is...
Here's how to improve mental stamina It’s important for business owners to maintain their mental strength so they can make it to the other side with their companies – and sound judgment – intact. Everyone has to pay the piper. Many entrepreneurs think they pay for their...
10 Things Easier to Do Than Work Remotely While on a Family Vacation I just got back from a family vacation on Martha’s Vineyard. I tried to do some work. It was a fool’s errand for many reasons. In fact, trying to find any time to...
A 2016 survey released by Upwork and the Freelancers Union showed that 33 percent of the American workforce either freelance or work as contractors. Two-thirds of those freelancers chose to work that way because of their own personal preference, not out of necessity.
Some have an extra part-time job to make a bit more cash, to improve their job skills, or to try out a career different from their 9-to-5. These freelance gigs, whether they are regular or occasional, can be invaluable to your career path.
From my perspective, travel is one of the most underutilized tax deductions by small-business owners today.
While finanical planning can be imperative for setting up future goals, knowing how financial planners work — and what approach works best for you — can be tricky.
Your business is always just one bad Yelp review from shutting down, Jim Cramer warns.
The majority of entrepreneurs have one thing in common: They’re totally in love with their company and their product.
Learning to negotiate is a critical life skill for everything from haggling at a flea market to drawing up the terms for a billion-dollar merger.