Business Category

When is swine flu NOT swine flu? asks Gerry McGovern

Sunday, May 3rd, 2009

Gerry McGovern’s blog today discusses language in a riveting post that also addresses the (mainly) online business aspect of today’s language. He says, in part that “search is the greatest laboratory of human behavior that has ever existed.”
McGovern talks about how various global governments are trying to change the name of swine flu, and why [...]

How to nail an interview

Thursday, April 16th, 2009

Read a much longer post with superb tips and more video

Working at Home: Both Sides of the Coin

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

You May Find a Little Tarnish!
©Judy Vorfeld
If you’re considering a home-based business, why not begin a special list of the advantages and disadvantages of running such a business. While the following article may seem flippant, there is a serious side to almost every phrase.
Before you make your final decision, interview everyone whose comments might [...]

Ward Web Works now Digital K

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Kelly Ward, who helped me build 4 Paws for Ability and Christmas Hills Tree Farm, just changed the name of her business to Digital K. She says:
To better symbolize my expanding range of services, I have recently changed the name of my business from Ward Web Works to Digital K.
There has been no [...]

Mashable covers SM rule breaker Becky Blanton

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

From the moment I met Becky Blanton online last August, I always suspected her claim to fame would be unique. “Ordinary” is not in her vocabulary.
Becky has become a dear friend and mentor. She is remarkable. She helps me help others start and sustain small businesses and nonprofits. She sees me advocating for 4 [...]

JTrek Announces Crime-deterring Software for Smartphone Users

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

JTrek LLC, a division of Xtel Communications Inc, just announced openings for beta testers to check out its personal security surveillance software.
Ever since I learned about JTrek, I’ve wondered about the many ways people can use their Smartphones to record situations that appear dangerous. Or situations where there’s been an accident or other incident. And [...]

As a leader, how do you avoid pulling an Al Haig?

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EzjGcmWh7KA/SUJK8RRyrxI/AAAAAAAAAmw/JBoSssk21bI/who-put-you-in-charge-you-of-course.html”>Mike Figliuolo brilliantly shows how to handle leadership correctly. Or not. He calls poor leadership “pulling a Haig.” An Al Haig.
Worth the read if you lead others…

Need a W-9 Form?

Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

If you need a W-9 form (or forms), go to this link, fill in everything except your signature on your computer, print it out, sign it, and send it on its way!
Voila!

Are you content with what you have?

Tuesday, January 13th, 2009

Meet one of my new and valued friends, Megan Elizabeth Morris. She is working along with others to promote the ideas of another new and valued friend, Becky Blanton.
In part, Morris says people “…don’t have to be content with what they have (though sometimes it’s nice to feel that way for a little while). [...]

Employees and Holiday Parties

Monday, November 24th, 2008

By Anne Caldwell
With the holidays approaching, many business owners decide to acknowledge employees with a party of sorts, as a gesture of appreciation and an opportunity to socialize together. What liability might a business owner face by sponsoring an event of this sort?
There are several aspects that need to be considered. From the [...]