Finding reliable sources to fund your startup project is a quite challenging task. Students mostly hear advice concerning saving and monitoring their budget, but it is rather about reasonable spending and prioritizing. For example, if you decide not to use academic help from services like paperwritingservice.com as a way to save more on your future business, it is hardly a … [Read more...] about 7 Financing Tips for Students Launching Their First Startup
Five Old-school Rules You Can Break When Starting Up A Business
Talk to any small business coach who specializes in starting up online business about what is needed to start up, and you'll hear the same recommendation list of things you need to do. Business plan —check. Website—check. Become incorporated, clarify your niche, and test your market —check, check, check. For generations, new entrepreneurs starting up businesses have … [Read more...] about Five Old-school Rules You Can Break When Starting Up A Business
Be in the Present: Get Your Life Back
When we are young, we feel that time is on our side. Not any more. Our days are a blur of perceived demands from workplaces stretched beyond the leading edge to the bleeding edge, from technology that allows others to locate us even in the privacy of our cars and bathrooms, from children and aging parents who name us and claim us, and from our inability to find options for … [Read more...] about Be in the Present: Get Your Life Back
Why Entrepreneurs Need to Learn the Skill of Storytelling
In a data-driven world, facts and figures are the order of the day in sales calls, employee meetings, board rooms, and political assemblies. Traditionally, when a person is trying to convince someone else to do something they use the logic of benefits and features - long the sacred domain of anyone in sales. And they are missing the boat. What truly moves us as human … [Read more...] about Why Entrepreneurs Need to Learn the Skill of Storytelling
“Welcome Home”: A Strategy to Connect with Employees and Customers
"Welcome home!" These two small words carry potent possibilities for creating a connection that evokes loyalty and teamwork. Yet, one seldom thinks of "welcome home" in the context of work. In fact, it is only through recent incidents that I have become acutely aware of the power this gesture holds. Scene ONE: a world away in the remote regions of the western … [Read more...] about “Welcome Home”: A Strategy to Connect with Employees and Customers
How to Get in Control and Reduce Stress at Work
In a world where “too much to do and too little time” is a common mantra, there’s a sense that everyone and everything has more control over our day than we do. While we might be at the beck and call of clients, there are still areas where the culprit is none other than ourselves. Using the word “control” as an acronym, let me suggest ways in which we can begin to gain some … [Read more...] about How to Get in Control and Reduce Stress at Work
What to Do When You are Overwhelmed
Walk into the room and can’t find your keys? Or forget why you entered the room in the first place? Wondering what has happened to your short-term memory? Feel overwhelmed by information, people, to-do lists and demands on your time? You very well could be suffering from SADD -- situational attention deficit disorder -- a term coined by Anderson Consulting Institute for … [Read more...] about What to Do When You are Overwhelmed
How to Balance Life and Work
Study the best seller lists of the past few years and you'll notice titles that range from Peter Lynch's "Beating the Street" to Thomas Moore's "Care of the Soul: How to Find Depth and Sacredness in Everyday Life." This juxtaposition captures the dilemma facing all of us in the business world. How does one swim with the sharks, squeeze the margins of an angst-filled financial … [Read more...] about How to Balance Life and Work
