The Winning Mindset That You Need for Success
I was devastated. I had just completed a test and the results were in. And they weren’t good. Not what I wanted or expected. But it wasn’t an ordinary test. It was the standardized “IQ” test developed by Alfred Binet in the early 1900’s that many of us have had to endure. The findings had…
Read MoreHave Uneven Cash Flow? 5 Ways to Smooth It Out
Small businesses, freelancers and “solopreneurs” alike know all too well that steady, predictable cash flow is a peace of mind that is not always guaranteed. Luckily, there are some things you can be doing to mitigate those dips and help make your financials get into a more reliable state, month after month. Update Billing Cycles…
Read MoreHow Organizations Are Classified as Partnerships
An unincorporated organization with two or more members is generally classified as a partnership for federal tax purposes if its members carry on a trade, business, financial operation, or venture and divide its profits. However, a joint undertaking merely to share expenses is not a partnership. For example, co-ownership of property maintained and rented or…
Read MoreIs There Room for Small Internet Providers in Today’s Market?
Today’s market is insanely competitive! Giant companies are doing everything to keep their positions, while small businesses fight for survival. The game is cruel, and it most often ends badly for the little players. The well-known cliché “big fish, eats the small fish” completely resonates with today’s economic situation. Having said all this, we are…
Read MoreBeware the Dangers of Violating HIPAA: Penalties Can Be Severe
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) has been the law of the land in the United States since 1996, when it was enacted to help streamline the movement of medical records from one health care provider to another as people switched jobs. In addition, HIPAA created a set of patient rights designed to…
Read More8 Small Business Time-Saving Tips
No matter how driven and hard-working you are, it’s very easy to get carried away and lose track of the time. This especially applies to small business owners who try to do as much as possible during their working day or week. With a hectic schedule and stress, you’ll be all over the place in…
Read MoreThe Power of “Ritual Questions”
Recently, I read an article about “Ritual Questions.” It’s a powerful concept–but I think leaders can take the concept much further. As I work with and study great leaders, I’ve noticed they all do something similar. They ask the same questions over and over. The questions are a little different depending on the person and the…
Read MoreWhat Entity is Right for You and Your Business?
Starting your own business can be both challenging and rewarding. You want to make sure you get off on the right foot by choosing the type of entity that’s right for you and your business. To help you make the best possible choice, here are some factors to consider along with which business entity might…
Read MoreHeart Healthy at Work—Are You the 1 in 25 Who Isn’t?
Let’s take a minute to talk about our health. As working professionals we don’t always put that at the forefront of whatever we are doing. We tend to think of health and fitness as things that happen after all the work is done. The only problem is that the work is never going to be…
Read More5 Things You Can Do to Become a Better Manager in the Modern Age
Management isn’t easy, especially in today’s changing world. It seems that as time goes on, the job becomes more challenging, with new technologies and progressive ideals taking over the workplace. This change demands an evolution in management strategies and techniques for anybody that wants to lead successfully in the modern age. The good news is…
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