Business - 30/43

Posted by Kim Phillips on May 23, 2013

12 Most Urgent Reasons to Hire a Professional Writer

We all type, and most of what we type is meant to be seen by just a few people… an email here, a text there, maybe a PowerPoint presentation for the department. Then, there’s the internet. It’s a combination soapbox-printing press-megaphone. It demands content, and a lot of it. Between updating a...

Posted by Allison Herzog on May 21, 2013

12 Most Vital Daily Tasks of a Freelancer

Ahh freelancing. For writers and creative types, freelancing can offer the option to earn a living while working on your own terms, controlling your own schedule and still doing what you love. With the ever-growing opportunity for telecommuting and remote work these days, freelancing can be a welcome career...

Posted by Rebekah Radice on May 15, 2013

12 Most Surefire Ways Your Business Can Think Like Zuck and WIN!

Ekaterina Walter is a recognized business and marketing thought leader and the author of “Think Like Zuck: The Five Business Secrets of Facebook’s Improbably Brilliant CEO Mark Zuckerberg.” Her book can be misconstrued as being completely about Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerburg, yet...

Posted by Katie Lance on May 9, 2013

12 Most Winning Ways Women Can Lean In

For as long as I can remember, I have been leaning in. It wasn’t called leaning in back then, it was putting myself out there. From an early age my parents and grandparents reinforced to me that I could be anything I ever wanted. It simply never occurred to me that I couldn’t do anything I ever wanted. I...

Posted by Beth Buelow on May 6, 2013

12 Most Expeditious Ways to Alienate Your Introverted Colleagues

How do you know if you’ve alienated an introvert? You probably won’t. It’s not always easy to tell if an introvert is feeling put out, offended or disregarded; we’re generally pretty good at keeping our feelings to ourselves, especially in the workplace. This skill comes in handy when we’re...

Posted by Betsy Talbot on Apr 26, 2013

12 Most Fabulous Fixes for a Failed Launch

You’ve worked past the procrastination to get your masterpiece done, reversed the curse of “perfectionism” to release it to the marketplace, and now… crickets. The sales are flat or nonexistent, and you’re frustrated or embarrassed and possibly even broke. You’re not going to hit it...

Posted by Jenny Kay Pollock on Apr 23, 2013

12 Most Pleasant Ways To Avoid Death By PowerPoint

It is estimated that there are 350 PowerPoint presentations every second. Think back to the last time you viewed a PowerPoint — was it engaging or did you feel as if banging your head against the wall would be more preferable than enduring the rest of the presentation? As a presenter, there are many ways...

Posted by Greg Narayan on Apr 16, 2013

12 Most Hidden Aspects of Entrepreneurial Life

We hear the stories — a new business, a clever website, a service that changes out lives. Entrepreneurial success stories are all over the news, but oftentimes we don’t hear the whole story. So before you go and get totally jealous you didn’t think of that idea, here are 12 undiscussed truths...