Tis the day before Thanksgiving, and all through our hearts, the support of our business friends, gratitude imparts. The commercials all played, because Charlie is good, and with confidence we trusted like no one else would.
The listeners all tuned in, a story to hear… Angel, Eric and Jan – there’s nothing to fear. And [...] Read more »

Business knowledge is, in large part, imparted by those in the field rather than this in the laboratory (or University). So says Dr. Karen Newman, professor at Daniels College of Business, Denver University. Those in the workforce bring their real-life, practical application back to the lab, and educators impart an adaptive lesson plan [...] Read more »

It is well-established that the human brain remembers things in sets of three, even better than sets of two or individually. It’s as if we are hard-wired to appreciate the number three. In baseball, you get three strikes, and three outs. A traffic signal has three colors, red, yellow and green. We measure many things by using high, medium and low.

According to James Fischer of the Growth Curve Institute, the power of three comes to bear in the business world, as well. Read more »

Small business has a huge opportunity to make a difference in the lives of those in their communities that are struggling just to survive. Today, many small businesses are choosing to align with non-profits to affect positive change in their local neighborhoods. Read more »

There’s Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and GooglePlus. Web 2.0 is alive and well with literally hundreds of options for people who are looking to social networking to give a boost to their professional interests. Well, while you weren’t looking… Or quite possibly as you stood there and watched, the leaves of a “new” professional [...] Read more »

All too often, it seems that we throw around words in the business community that, especially in an election cycle, tend to have more panache than practical application. Sustainability is one such word. Depending upon to whom you are speaking, sustainability can mean “green”, or “eco-friendly”. Read more »

There are many reasons that small business owners might consider outsourcing their administrative responsibilities. According to Michael E. Gerber, author of the E-Myth Revisited, the majority of entrepreneurs are really technicians of a job rather than owners of a business. Many find themselves outside their “sweet spot” in order to attend to the [...] Read more »

Ever wonder what sets some people apart in business? Why are some people seemingly more successful than others? Are there any common denominators that we can track that will serve as benchmarks against which we may measure our own success? According to Dr. Camillo DiLizia, host of the “Life On The Bright Side with Dr. D” segment of the Experience Pros Radio Show, great leaders all have one thing in common: they have great habits. Read more »