by Jen McKenzie Small business owners really do have to do it all. From brainstorming new products or services to handling customer service gone wrong, an owner is involved in every step of the process. However, for many companies, marketing is often ignored. After all, marketing comes off as a bit disingenuous, with images of...
Read moreby Kevin Nelson Setting out on the journey of becoming a freelance writer is similar to having your first baby. The first months are normally quite difficult especially before you’ve found your stability in adapting to this new life. The gravity of the situation could evade you for quite some time until you find yourself...
Read moreby Patrick Verdonk In February 2017 I got confirmation that I would leave the corporation I worked at after a bit more than 20 years. October 1, 2017 became my #whentojump moment. A leap into a world not completely defined by boundaries set by others like I had grown used to in my corporate career....
Read moreby Leanne Creasey So, there is this thing called a ‘side hustle’ and according to research in the New York Post, apparently, half of all millennials have one. The simple definition of a ‘side hustle’ is a job, business or project that you do on the side of your full-time work. It might earn you a...
Read moreby Manja Costermans This is an outside-in look at the drivers of portfolio career happiness and success. As a follower of a more traditional career path with geographical challenges, the introduction of the portfolio career challenge caught my curiosity. What was it? Who would follow such a career path? Why? And how to do it...
Read moreby Sam, Management 3.0 Team In my 35 years, I’ve worked as a DJ, radio host, podcaster, communications writer, journalist, life and executive coach, tour business marketing director and owner, apartment rental operator and ski instructor. Oh and I can’t forget the job I had where I got to write about steel and portable buildings....
Read moreby Morton Patterson Graeme has worked in the same role for the past 15 years. He is technical, creative and very conscientious, and has been instrumental in creating an application that will transform the way in which his organisation delivers a core aspect of their business. This change will automate what is a hugely labor-intensive...
Read moreby Helen Eagleton If you dream of starting your own business, but don’t have enough capital, it might be a good idea to hold onto your job ─ just for a while longer. Many people have tried launching a small business only to give up because they don’t have enough money or time for it....
Read moreby Jennifer Riggins In order to help you master the art of public speaking, we are going to offer you some practice. You can play along at home and tell us how you did in the comments below! Presentation Challenge Day 1: Give a kudo! This is either an amplified way to give a kudo...
Read moreby Lisette Sutherland If you would have told me five years ago that I would be running a global business, I would have laughed. I know some entrepreneurs who love building companies. They love all the scheming and risk taking. My becoming an entrepreneur was entirely out of necessity. I used to work for a...
Read moreby Federico Cayrol In September of 2016 I made one of the most important decisions of my life, I left my career in a multinational software company to be part of a very new Startup (SimpliRoute). The change was huge. I learned about how a new company works and re-learned other lessons, like how the...
Read moreby Elle Draper Working together as a couple abroad wasn’t too much of a leap for us as we’d already been together 24/7 for a while before we left the UK. We spent six years together in Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. Now we live in a beautiful village in the hills of Almería in...
Read moreby Voranc Kutnik I live in Slovenia, a small country on the sunny side of the Alps. (Just to make it clear, Slovenia, not Slovakia.) Our small county has a population of only two million people and this fact has good and bad consequences. One of the good ones is that we all know each...
Read moreby Sergey Kotlov To begin with, you won’t find any mind-blowing discoveries here. All the lessons I’m going to share are well known and repeated multiple times in hundreds of articles and books. I knew them myself before. But I didn’t live them through. I could easily increase the number of lessons to ten, 15...
Read moreby Jennifer Riggins We are kicking off 2017 with focusing on the success of your small business. Because, really, if you aren’t successful, you won’t be happy at work for long now, will ya? Plus pesky things like paying employees and providers are essential for meeting the bare minimum to then be able to look...
Read moreby Mila Sanchez I’ve worked my fair share of jobs and I’ve felt differently about each one. Some I liked, some I tolerated, and some work I downright hated. One thing that’s been universal though is that I’ve never felt fully satisfied. It’s not that I didn’t like the work, it just never felt like...
Read moreby Sergey Kotlov Another name for this article could be “How to delight your clients by making them suffer first”. It’s a story about a decision that wasted a lot of time for many and didn’t bring any value because it was based on distrust. If you ever met me in person, you would know...
Read moreby Paul Holden I like to think I’ve got a good set of values. I care deeply for others and seeing them succeed. I value honesty, creativity, family and making a difference. But, on the other hand, I’m not a saint either. My passion bubbles a bit too close to the surface and I’m exceptionally...
Read moreby Jennifer Riggins We spend a lot of time talking about finding happiness at work. A very important thing. But you can’t really follow your passion if you are starving. One of the most important entrepreneurial skills is finding the right thing for you to do and then communicating it with proper branding. The world is a...
Read moreby Sam, Management 3.0 Team Now that you’ve put the fear behind you and have brought yourself ‘to the table’, how can you convey your message in the most powerful way?In part two, we’re going to discuss actual tips and tricks for public speaking with the hopes that you’ll walk away with some tangible tools...
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