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People & Partnerships

How to Kill a Deal with a Potential Business Partner

I received a notification this morning from my Contact Us page. Yippee! Or, so I thought…until I read what it

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People & Partnerships

5 HR Solutions for Recognizing Employees That Won’t Break The Bank

All right, so you want to do some employee recognition and make sure people who work hard get properly rewarded—that’s

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Sales & Marketing

Connect Your Way to Business Growth Through Social Media

Charles Dickens must have been thinking of social media when he so eloquently said, “It was the best of times,

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People & Partnerships

Want to Reduce High Employee Turnover in Your Small Business?

When running your own business, it’s imperative that you keep up to date with today’s latest labor availability rates. You’ll

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Growth & Scaling, Mindset & Resilience

Lifelong Learning: An Essential Ingredient for Entrepreneurs Eyeing Business Growth

In my first career as a registered nurse (RN), taking additional courses following graduation was expected. Plus, it was important.

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Ownership & Entrepreneurship

The Only Key to Success That Entrepreneurs Need

When Neil Armstrong walked on the moon and declared, “This is one small step for a man, one giant leap

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People & Partnerships

Hiring Your First Employee – What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt Your Business

Ready to hire your first employee? If so, you’re probably wondering about the right way to begin the hiring process.

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Mindset & Resilience

Entrepreneur Fumbles National Relaxation Day! What To Do Now?

I missed National Relaxation Day (August 15, 2015)! ACK! Just my luck ­to miss an excuse-worthy motive to kickback, put

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