All posts tagged "Featured"
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Starting a business step 4: business brand image
Following on from our overview of how to turn your hobby into a business, let’s look in more dep that the fourth step: Do you look like a professional business? By “professional business” – I...
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9 tips to become an expert on any subject quickly
In life, it pays to be a fast learner. We need to be fast in completing our daily activities, effective in handling our tasks at work and managing time with family and friends, as well...
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How to deal with gossip in business
It doesn’t matter how mild mannered you are – there’s bound to be someone in your office or industry with a negative attitude and little regard for the feelings of others. In school, you probably...
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How to build your nest egg despite a glass ceiling
In today’s world, we’ve all heard the term “glass ceiling.” It is usually applied when talking about opportunities for women to move into high-level management positions within the corporate world. It is mentioned when talking...
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9 questions not to ask your boss
‘There are no stupid questions’. We’ve all heard the saying, but have probably been reluctant to completely believe it. And that’s because there are some questions you shouldn’t ask. In the workplace in particular, some...
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Small businesses take over social media
Getting noticed amid the sea of businesses on social media can be a constant struggle for a small business. Avoid getting lost in complicated social media marketing advice. Focus on your small biz strengths and...
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Starting a business step 3: business structure
Following on from our overview of how to turn your hobby into a business, let’s look in more deep that the third step:The million dollar question … How do you set up your business? Have...
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When somebody (a man in this case) tries to copy you
Yes, there’s quite a bit of copying going on — and you can be the target of it without even realising somebody is preparing to copy you. One day a very senior executive of a...
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How to disrupt the market
Marketing a new product can be difficult at the best of times, but it’s especially hard when it has the potential to revolutionise an established market.Especially when only a decade ago, it seemed nothing would...
