Sean KimJanuary 31, 2015 There’s a big dilemma that’s going through every entrepreneur’s mind when they first get started. Should I focus on my strengths or my weaknesses? “I feel like I can sell anything to anyone! But I also need to learn how to code and design websites… There’s just not enough time in … Continue reading The Truth About Being a Jack of All Trades
Nick RinkJanuary 28, 2015 Apple may well have the claim of being the largest company in history (so far) but when it comes to mapping, their Apple Maps product is still seen as second best to that of Google. Over the past few months however Apple have been taking steps to shift that perception. Initially … Continue reading How to Claim your Business on Apple Maps
By Anton Koekemoer January 12, 2015 It’s 2015 and social media isn’t a buzzword anymore even though marketing on this medium might be new to many. It’s a medium that can be used for your business or personally for branding. With social media your personality, news, brand message and views should be reflected … Continue reading 4 ways social media can do serious harm to your business
Kim GeorgeJanuary 13, 2015 Did you know that the use of virtual meetings have grown more than 80% — and counting. I for one am not the least bit surprised by this statistic. Using technology to meet with clients and provide services to them from anywhere in the world has huge benefits financially and convenience … Continue reading 4 Tips for Hosting Effective Virtual Meetings
Startups are harnessing the trillions of bacteria inside us to eradicate diabetes, obesity, arthritis, and more. By Jon Gertner January 7, 2015 Advertisement The epicenter of the U.S. biotechnology business is just north of San Francisco International Airport, on a few dozen isolated acres wedged between U.S. 101 and San Francisco Bay. Unless there’s … Continue reading What’s Lurking In Your Microbiome? Possibly, a Cure for Disease
Jannike OhstenJanuary 6, 2015 If you are self-employed, or run a small business, you may be wondering whether it’s necessary to hire an accountant. In many cases, it’s possible to do your own books, rather than passing the buck onto a professional. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of giving your bookkeeper … Continue reading Do I Need an Accountant?
Ryan ScottJanuary 5, 2015 2014 is now a memory, so it’s time to reflect on what we’ve learned and solidify our new year’s resolutions for 2015. At the top of my list (right behind “getting more exercise” and “taking more family trips”) is “get clients to increase their focus on skills-based volunteering.” Why? Well, for … Continue reading 2014 Wrap-Up: Thoughts on Saving the World
Andrew AndersonJanuary 5, 2015 All testing programs, no matter how great or awful, think they are doing pretty good and can get better. Having spent the better part of 13 years working with testing programs of various sizes to turn their programs around or to help them go to levels that they did not know … Continue reading The Psychology Of A Successful Testing Program
Sacred Mysteries: G K Chesterton left penetrating additions in green crayon on a copy of a book by a celebrity — at the time By Christopher Howse, January 03, 2015 No one is so obscure as a once-famous journalist, and by mentioning George Holbrook Jackson (1874-1948) I do not mean to recommend his … Continue reading Annotations of Chesterton the revolutionist
Eating, sleeping, and moving around are relatively basic endeavors. A little tweak here and there can make a world of difference, though. By Doug Aamoth January 2, 2015 | 6:00 AM You don’t have to be a nut to be healthy. You just have to want to get healthier than you are now. Baby … Continue reading Free App Friday: 5 Tools For Healthier Living
