Manage Your Time and Reduce Your Stress In 5 Simple Steps
By: Michael Lee
If you find yourself doing a lot of unnecessary overtime or bringing work home more often, then it’s about time you change this routine. There are better ways to manage your time and reduce your stress – ways that don’t involve drinking a lots of coffee and pulling all nighters worthy of the energizer bunny. (more…)
The 4 No-No’s of Marketing Plans
By: Jody Gabourie
We all know that we should have a marketing plan – that having goals and a path to achieve them is critical to our business success….and our mental health!
Most of us will take that next step and create a marketing roadmap…but too many of us fail to put it into action. (more…)
Top Tips To Hire A Business Leadership Speaker
By: Colin Turner
You have calked out the plan, the dates scheduled and the seminar center reserve. And now you need to hire the business leadership speaker. You want to make the event a success. Here are some tips that can facilitate you as follows: (more…)
Choosing A Subject For A Landscape Painting
By: Geoffrey Warburton
What, exactly, do you paint? How do you choose, from everything there is to see, the subject you end up painting? I can only answer for myself, and say that there has to be a call to action. I’ve walked past the same spots every day, and suddenly seen the potential in a particular view; a change in the light, a new appreciation of the possibilities. If that’s not there, then nothing is going to happen. It sounds a little airy fairy, maybe, as if you have to wait on inspiration, but it’s more a case of putting yourself in inspiration’s way. If you look for a subject, and you look long enough and hard enough, you will find it. (more…)
How Well Do You Leverage Your Time and Effort?
By: Neil Graber
Regardless of whether you are the owner of a successful business, starting a new venture, or a parent trying to stay ahead of the kids, there are steps you can take to make the most of the time available. Do you find your life or work seems like the overflowing laundry basket where you and perhaps others have been throwing things at the end of each day? Yet those same items that now create a disorganized pile, once were a much smaller stack of neatly folded and organized shirts and pants? (more…)
Registered Service Agents – Why Your Company Should Use an Independent Registered Agent
By: Jere Jimerson
Introduction
A few years ago, a small oil and gas company in a large city re-located its principal offices to a smaller city in the same state but forgot to change its registered agent address at the Secretary of State’s office to reflect the move. Later, a third party filed a lawsuit against the company but could not locate its registered agent. (more…)
Personal Habits For Great All-round Development.
By: Victor Ghebre
We all have personal habits that we act out on a daily basis. Some habits are positive and contribute to a healthier and happier you and others are counterproductive and can prevent personal growth. You want to focus on maintaining and adopting the good habits in both your personal and business life and rid yourself of those habits that will not help you move forward. (more…)
Storage Containers: How Nano-silver Works For You.
By: Mary Steinman
Nano-plastics – part of a safer, cleaner age?
Storage containers have long had their place in our modern society. For decades we have used airtight, spill-proof and microwavable containers to protect our food and successfully delay the onset of rot. Now a new player has entered the world of plastics, namely nanotechnology. Food is said to stay fresher for far longer, all due to nanoparticles that are embedded into the plastic of thse new-age storage containers. The price is far dearer that of plastic containers and for (in some cases) about four times the amount of money you’d pay for the original, you can also become the proud owner of a nano-coated plastic storage container. (more…)
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