How to Succeed in Any Business Type
By Paul Smith It is a frequent phenomenon when we start something up, but do not get the job done. We dream about great results and achievements at the same … Continue reading
Take The Risk
I can spend the whole day reading any Ben Carson’s book. He is quite inspiring. I have read couple of his books and articles written about him. One striking trait … Continue reading
THE MOST REWARDING MARKETING MISTAKE I EVER MADE
Oops!!! I have made a mistake… Yeee, I am finished…. I have made a lot of mistakes in my life but I have lived to learn from them rather … Continue reading
Making The Most Of Facebook for Your Business
I personally believe it’s now stale hearing or reading of the benefits of Facebook to your business. We may all have different opinions on this. If you are reading this, there … Continue reading
Top Reasons You Are Not A Successful Blogger
CREDIT: Culled from stumbleupon.com I know a lot of you will love this article, so when I stumbled upon it (lol), I didn’t think twice to share it here… enjoy … Continue reading
Writing A Business Book Is Good PR
CREDIT: Culled from http://www.steamfeed.com Doesn’t it feel like everyone is writing some sort of a book? You may feel annoyed by the echo chamber of book topics, left out because … Continue reading
3 Ways to Become a Master Networker
CREDIT: Culled from http://www.blogtrepreneur.com In an increasingly social media-driven world, becoming a master networker is an important key to building both your personal brand and developing the friendships you’ll need … Continue reading
What is Gangnam Style? And What Does it Mean for Business?
CREDIT: Culled from http://smallbiztrends.com “Gangnam Style” is a song and music video by South Korean musician Psy. The phrase has become a metaphor for having a unique and authentic style. … Continue reading
Why failing is (kind of) a good thing
Credit: Culled from http://cristianmihai.net They say you can’t beat a man who doesn’t give up. The first piece of writing I ever wrote was rubbish. And I kept on adding … Continue reading
Succesful People Have Their Own Stories
Bill Gates didn’t seem like a shoe-in for success after dropping out of Harvard. He started his first business with Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen called Traf-O-Data. It failed. Steve Jobs’ … Continue reading
