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• How To Become an Extraordinary Entrepreneur Leader

  

  In building successful businesses, I find that creating a new and innovative product or service is usually the easy part. The hard part is providing the... Read more

  The 23 August 2013 by   Martin Zwilling
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• The Unemployed Need Not Apply: How to Work Around a Hiring Bias

  

  It’s an unfortunate fact but some hiring managers have what we call “hiring tendencies.” They might lean towards interviewing workers with at least three years... Read more

  The 23 August 2013 by   Candacemoody
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• Woman Leaders / CEO's Call to Action

  

  Top CEO's, managers and great leaders are like superheroes. Spiderman said it so eloquently when he stated, "with great power comes great responsibility." Just... Read more

  The 21 August 2013 by   Stacie Walker Stacie
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• Top 5 Common Mistakes You Should Avoid When You Work From Home

  

  Work from home jobs where people use their residence as their office has recently been made popular thanks to modern technology. Read more

  The 20 August 2013 by   Adeyemiadisa
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• Everyone Deserves an Entourage: A Conversation with Author Leslie Grossman

  

  “Friends cherish one another’s hopes. They are kind to one another’s dreams.” Henry David ThoreauLeslie GrossmanAuthor Leslie Grossman wrote her latest book Lin... Read more

  The 19 August 2013 by   Candacemoody
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• 7 Steps to Productive Business Use of Social Media

  

  Most startups, and many big businesses, still don’t have a clue on how to use social media productively for marketing their business. Read more

  The 18 August 2013 by   Martin Zwilling
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• Why Managing a Startup May Not Be For You

  

  People who can’t manage their own lives don’t make good entrepreneurs. Small businesses require multi-tasking, work prioritization, and decision-making, with... Read more

  The 09 August 2013 by   Martin Zwilling
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• Making New Friends as a Career Girl

  

  About 2 years ago, one of my very close friends (we’ll call her Sandra) started to drift away from me.  We were really close in college: we were in the same... Read more

  The 07 August 2013 by   Ncrimaldi
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• Coach in Quiet Moments

  

  (This is the first of many posts inspired by Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In. I suggest you just give up and buy the book now.)In Lean In, Sheryl Sandberg discusses... Read more

  The 05 August 2013 by   Candacemoody
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• 10 Keys to Team Engagement and Entrepreneur Success

  

  Success in a startup is not possible as a “one-man show.” An entrepreneur has to engage with team members, partners, investors, vendors, and customers. Read more

  The 31 July 2013 by   Martin Zwilling
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