To achieve success, I believe that there are six characteristics that all small business owners need. Fortunately, these traits can be developed by anyone who chooses to do so.
From applying for grants to approaching new customers who receive federal funding, there are several ways your business can take advantage of government dollars.
Today we found some great articles on ways to make a great first impression, things that make you look dumb on Facebook, and money-saving DIY home repairs.
Today we found articles on smart ways to save on holiday parties, financial choices you’ll regret in 10 years, and over 80 awesome DIY stocking stuffers.
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6 Cs of Successful Small Business Owners
To achieve success, I believe that there are six characteristics that all small business owners need. Fortunately, these traits can be developed by anyone who chooses to do so.
5 Romantic, Inexpensive Anniversary Celebrations
A frugal approach to relationship anniversaries can still spur fun and spark romance. Try one of these creative and inexpensive ideas.
7 Tricks for Enjoying Fine Dining on a Budget
While Spago doesn't offer a Blue Plate Special, you can dine there and still make your rent. You just need to know when to go and where to sit.
Benefiting from Government Spending Without Being a Government Contractor
From applying for grants to approaching new customers who receive federal funding, there are several ways your business can take advantage of government dollars.
Wardrobe Staples Every Man Should Own
You don't have to hire a stylist to be the best dressed. These simple, classic, and affordable pieces can keep you looking fresh and fab forever.
5 Things You Should Never Try to Save On
Living frugally often means finding the lowest cost option, but for products and services like these, it usually pays to spend a little more.
Customer Service Lessons from Nordstrom
Nordstrom's one-rule customer service "handbook" is almost as well-known as the company's excellent reputation with customers. Here's why.
Burn More Calories With These 8 Frugal Foods
While the title "superfood" is usually reserved for nutritional foods, any snack that aids in weight loss is super, too. Like these — try some!
Best Money Tips: How to Make a Great First Impression
Today we found some great articles on ways to make a great first impression, things that make you look dumb on Facebook, and money-saving DIY home repairs.
11 Ways to Stand Out at a Trade Show
Follow these trade show basics and make your next event memorable -- and profitable.
6 Moves Every First Year Freelancer Should Make
Working for yourself is rewarding. Make these moves in your first year of business, and you'll be set for success.
10 Great Ways to Use Duct Tape
From the kitchen to the clothes closet to medicine cabinet, discover unexpected ways that duct tape can help out all around the house.
Don't Sell the Product; Meet the Demand
Stay focused on meeting demand and you'll stay focused on keeping your customers happy.
5 Easy Ways to Start Green Investing
Nurture your financials and Mother Earth at the same time with five eco-friendly investments that do well for you and the planet.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Secured Credit Card
It takes credit to build credit — one of life's great ironies. To build a good rating, don't be afraid to turn to a good secured credit card.
How to Avoid the Common Pitfalls of a Family Business
Keeping it all in the family is not always the best choice for small business owners.
Best Money Tips: Smart Ways to Save Money on Holiday Parties
Today we found articles on smart ways to save on holiday parties, financial choices you’ll regret in 10 years, and over 80 awesome DIY stocking stuffers.
Here's How Much You'd Have Today if You'd Bought Bitcoins a Few Years Ago
The notorious crypto-currency is notoriously volatile. How much would you have today if you'd invested just $100 in Bitcoins a few years ago?
10 Lessons From The Inc. 500
Inc. Magazine's annual list of the top 500 fastest growing businesses is out. How does your business measure up?
10 Financial Lessons We Learn From Our Grandparents
Some rules of personal finance are handed down for generations. How many of these "cents-able" money lessons from Grandma and Grandpa are yours, too?