Management

Set the tone: The trick to getting a lot of things done

Too often, we let deadlines and everyday emergencies dictate our pace. But a more successful, in-control day is within your reach and it only takes ten to twenty minutes. In this post, I share the secret to better attaining your goals.

Variety in the Boardroom: Time Waster or Money Saver?

If you think your ideas are the only game in town, you’re going to fail sooner rather than later. In this post, guest blogger Dustin Verburg reminds us that even though your ideas are great, it’s absolutely vital to include input from outside sources whenever you undertake a major project.

Organization Skills: Make Your Dreams Come True

A supreme work ethic doesn’t guarantee that you’ll achieve your goals. If you find yourself coming up short, it’s time to reassess whether you’re moving forward, or just moving in circles. Ask yourself the million dollar question. Find out whether or not it’s time to get reacquainted with the basics of time management and accountability.

Downward Economy vs. Downward Dog

To be a true problem solver, a.k.a. hustler, is to give equal priority to both short- and long-term strategy.

A Jill of All Trades Advises on What To Do About “What Do YOU Do?”

So, how does this all tie into being an entrepreneur? What does this have to do with being a self-sufficient artist? Only everything. Running your own business necessitates that you do thousands of different things and take on multitudes of different tasks.

The Business Card and Career Flub to Avoid at All Costs

Lots of us have made this mistake. Let’s take a look at your business card or online profiles. Is your name followed by many especially disparate titles? What’s a Renaissance man or woman to do?