Today’s startup environment is dynamic. It’s impossible to grow your business with purpose and conviction if you don’t make a concerted effort to get ahead of things before they happen. And while you won’t always be successful in predicting what happens next, a proactive approach to startup growth and development Continue Reading
If you’re self-employed or even own a small business with employees of your own, planning for retirement can present serious challenges. That’s because self-employed individuals are subject to complex taxes, don’t have the benefits of automatic employer withholdings, and typically don’t have access to a sponsored 401(k) or pension. How Continue Reading
Both successful and effective communication and positive physician-patient relationships have been associated with favorable patient health outcomes. This alone should be a strong clinical indication that improved patient experiences could lead to better healthcare outcomes overall. If the following suggestions can be made use of and the patient experience is Continue Reading
by Cory Treffiletti, Chief Evangelist and CMO for Voicea Did you know more than 15% of any organization’s time is spent in meetings? 99% of the time this headline is followed by a statement of how much meetings can suck. I am 100% positive this is not how I want Continue Reading
Louis Carter is a well-known executive coach, CEO, and social/organizational psychologist. His books include “The Change Champion’s Field Guide“, “Best Practices in Talent Management” and “In Great Company: How to Spark Peak Performance by Creating an Emotionally Connected Workplace” (McGraw-Hill Education, February 21, 2019). He was voted one of the Top Continue Reading
If you’re a small business owner, chances are that you already have a professional insurance agent, accountant, and even a small business mentor on your team to advise you. But what about a business attorney? You probably won’t need a business attorney like Tittle & Perlmuter on a day-to-day basis Continue Reading
So you have a great business idea, you’ve done your research and due diligence, you know your market and you are good at what you do. What could go wrong? Many small business owners and entrepreneurs begin their first foray into self employment neglecting some of the most crucial aspects Continue Reading
Managers and executives shoulder an impressive amount of responsibility for their company, which is matched by their impressive paychecks. Top executives make upward of $100,400 a year. (1) Not all leaders are equal in value, though. To lead a company in a profitable direction, executives must master some essential business Continue Reading
With all the hope and confidence in the world, you started a company. And guess what? It’s doing very well! It’s time to move your start-up to the next phase of your business plan, but how do you do that? Between finding somewhere to lease, finding your ideal moving company, Continue Reading
Did you know that in a day a person spends 1.72 hours a day on social media platforms? With this information, one would be able to make proper use of your Instagram and engagement through brand awareness, boosting sales using informative channels. Instagram having being adored by the hearts of Continue Reading
In the wake of two fatal crashes of Boeing’s new 737 MAX 8, the Federal Aviation Administration faces growing criticism for delegating much of the safety certification of the aircraft to the aerospace company itself. As The Seattle Times reported Sunday, some of the agency’s own engineers complained they were Continue Reading
Young entrepreneurs today need more than just an entrepreneurial spirit to succeed in business. Certain talents such as sales skills, empathy, financial management, and leadership are necessary to build your own business successfully. The ability to write with clarity, purpose, and impact is also another vital necessity. Here are some Continue Reading
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