So, you’ve fallen in love with yoga and been practicing for years. You’ve gone through teacher training, multiple workshops, and have been instructing classes at every location you can find. You’ve been describing the philosophy of yoga to anyone who …
Thinking of Opening a Yoga Studio? There are a Few Things to Consider. Read more »
[Today’s guest post was written by business writer Amber Newman.] Starting a business is hard work, because you have to start from the ground up. Often, once start-ups get above ground, they stop growing and stagnate. There’s a famous expression …
[Today’s guest post was written by Kelly Gregorio.] As an employer, turnover costs your business time, money, and some completely avoidable stress. By reviewing your current management methods and with a willingness to make some reasonable adjustments, you cannot only retain …
We’ve all held back from asking for advice. We’ve been in situations where we didn’t know what to do, and we could have asked someone more knowledgeable than us for advice—but we didn’t. Maybe it worked out in the end …
Business Book Giveaway: “Advice Is for Winners,” by Raul Valdes-Perez Read more »
2013: Not Just New Calendar Year It’s a new calendar year, and if your corporation—like so many corporations—chose December for your fiscal year end, a new bookkeeping year as well. Whether you filed your Articles of Incorporation last year or …
Irv Rothman, as the dust jacket of Out-Executing the Competition notes, knows a thing or two about the financial services industry. After all—he’s been the President and CEO of Hewlett-Packard Financial Services for over ten years. Now, Rothman brings his …