Branding expert Matt Weiss is the CEO of Right Brain Design Group and an adjunct professor with the University of Akron who smiles every time business people say to him, “So, you do logos for a living?” Matt answers that the proper approach to a well-rounded branding and corporate identity is more than just a […]
As all signs point to increasing entrepreneurialism worldwide, in the market for self-help, professional coaching and entrepreneurial counsel have both spiked in demand. Evidence of this is visible in always-quick-to-trend reality TV series like Shark Tank and The Profit. Even CNN recently covered an entrepreneurial cruise that set sail with the likes of Saudi princes, Google […]
Jeff Budden, like many inventors and entrepreneurial spirits, fell into his latest business when he saw a problem in the world without a good solution, and felt like (with a little research) he could create a product to fix it. In less than a year he researched, created and launched a revolutionary new solution to […]
Dr. Candice Seti, a San Diego Licensed Clinical Psychologist said, “Many people trying to lose weight or manage their weight feel that skipping meals can be advantageous, since it would seem to represent a lower calorie intake – and breakfast is usually the easiest. Unfortunately, skipping breakfast can actually be detrimental to weight loss efforts.” […]
Brian Livesay San Diego Retirement Guardian says, “The biggest changes to tax law for 2014 taxes were in the ‘Affordable Health Care Act,’ but there are other changes you should pay attention to as well.” There were a few changes other than the new health care provisions which all of a sudden made a whole […]
If you’re having a hard time pinpointing what makes you happy at work, take a tip from International best-selling author Jim Donovan. Find a way to be happy or leave! Donovan says, “If you can’t leave, learn to make yourself happy. There are always choices. He adds, “It’s your life. If you’re going to spend […]
In elementary school, it starts off innocent. Boys teasing girls, girls teasing boys. At the kindergarten level, kids picking on one another is oftentimes harmless and playful. But when does teasing turn into bullying? “When I was 8 years old, I had a disability,” says Brian Seetge, a child development expert in Rome, NY. “I […]
Doug Albee, a Riverside, CA Used Car Dealer told us, “Last week I talked to a car buyer who has credit challenges, and only works part time, and has a limited income, newly married with a child. This car buyer visited a dealership and looked at cars in the $15,000 range. After telling the salesperson […]
All over the United States, school districts continue to modify their curricula to raise grades and test scores in an effort to uplift a sagging educational system. But these efforts come at a cost: time once dedicated to enrichment programs is being reduced or eliminated, including music classes, art lessons, and one subject in particular: […]
Any day you can search the Internet for “Millennials” and you will find a theme in articles. Millennials are “entitled,” “lazy,” or “unable to handle themselves in the real world.” As a generation of these young people with “helicopter parents” struggles to grow up, Alexander Myles offers advice to navigate the post-college job market. “College […]