365 Days Of Paying It Forward by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, December 18, 2023 ‘Tis the season — at the end of the year, when companies pool their resources and spend millions to win consumers through advertising around the holidays. Steve Weintraub, chief strategy officer at Veteran Tickets Foundation (VetTix), says the nonprofit provides … Continue reading 365 Days Of Paying It Forward
By Laya Neelakandan April 24, 2023 Imagine a world in which every detail in your office, down to the assortment of items on your desk, is available from the comfort of your home. Now, that possibility is not just imaginable, but entirely possible through Katmai, a virtual communications platform launching today that creates … Continue reading This startup is turning the RTO debate on its head by creating a digital twin of the office
By Danielle Doolen February 14, 2023 Five-year plans are a lie. They’re great in theory but, in practice, they can set you up for a world of disappointment. On paper, they help you get clear on what you want and provide direction in your career and life. But here’s my gripe with five-year plans: Most … Continue reading The 5-year plan is a myth. Here’s what to do instead
How to Business Plan for 2023 Joe Martin / 07 Dec 2022 Writing a business plan is a vital part of any business. After all, it helps you establish your company’s vision and mission while clarifying exactly how you plan to grow. It can also help create more work-life balance at home if you … Continue reading How to Business Plan for 2023
John Rampton November 14, 2021 Whatever sport you prefer, you’re definitely aware that your team needs to play both sides of the ball. Even if you prefer the offense over the defense or vice versa, both are essential in winning the game. I mean Tom Brady, LeBron James, Mike Trout, or Cristiano Ronaldo can put … Continue reading Offensive and Defensive Planning to Keep Your Head in Your Money Game
Jay T. Ripton August 7, 2021 Mind mapping is a creative thinking tool that has been in use for centuries. In the third century BC, Porphyry of Tyros used the tool to organize the works of Aristotle, one of the greatest thinkers ever. These tools are still popular and widely used by companies and individuals … Continue reading 5 Mind Mapping Mistakes Businesses Make and How to Avoid Them
Susan Hunt July 20, 2021 In business school, there was a group of students who were seemingly natural born leaders, who did very well academically, and who were polished and professional beyond their years. They knew how to have fun, but also eye-rolled at the various shenanigans the 20-something former consultants and bankers engaged in. … Continue reading Why Veterans Need to Be Part of Your Inclusivity Plan
Nahla Davies July 8, 2021 Every business sells something. Every business is unique. And every business wants to put its best foot forward both in the physical world and online. Yes, your social media posts, website content, paid ads, emails should reflect that. But it’s also important to have one central statement that brings everything … Continue reading How to Write a Powerful Business Mission Statement (+15 Examples)
Deanna Ritchie June 29, 2021 Once you’ve settled down and don’t have to worry about finances, your business, or really anything else — what do you do with your time? You work your whole life investing and preparing for retirement, but what are you even going to do in retirement? Hey, retired person — understand … Continue reading Tips and Thoughts on Retirement Planning – Beyond Retirement
Steven Imke May 18, 2021 New research shows that most business planning advice is wrong, More successful local services and infrastructure companies are adapting to the changing business climate by abandoning classic business planning and applying more effectual logic and principles to start their business. Entrepreneurship has changed in recent years. As a result, you … Continue reading Why Being Told You Need a Business Plan May Be Bad Advice
