Attorney Matthew Kenney has developed an innovative learning resource just for Florida’s entrepreneurs. This resource provides clients with educational content created specifically for the self-employed, without the cost of taking classes or hiring consultants.
Each module contains insights and practical tips rooted in the sciences of management, marketing and finance. Of course, business law concepts are also explored. Educational content is segmented into 10 broad categories, with a wealth of knowledge provided within each category. You’ll be able to quickly receive answers to important questions facing your business, which are identified as topics within each category. As your time allows, however, you may browse all the categories to learn various concepts…each vital to the success of your venture.
You will find invaluable insights related to:
- Understanding Entrepreneurship
- Managing Your Business
- Marketing Your Business
- Money Management
- Ethical Decision Making
- Leading Your Team
- Successful Communication
- Opportunity Recognition
- Business Law Basics
- Creative Financing Methods
Original content is created and uploaded regularly. The latest findings from top business journals are synthesized, and suggestions are provided to help you grow gain competitive advantages. We invite you to join our community of us, and we look forward to helping you accomplish your professional and entrepreneurial goals.
Course Content
Understanding Entrepreneurship
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How Customers See Your Venture
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Self-Employment vs. Entrepreneurship
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Entrepreneurial Loneliness
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Right Place / Right Time
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The Entrepreneur's Role in Company Success
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Self-Employment Requires Strategic Management
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Using Maslow's Hierarchy to Your Advantage
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Family Business Dynamics
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Three Skills Business Owners Need
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Knowing What We Are Getting Into
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Developing a Mentor Network
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Never Be Intimidated by Business
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The "Risk Taker" Myth
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Understanding Lenders and Investors
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Self-Employment and Taxes
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How Much is Your Idea Worth?
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Entrepreneurship vs. Intrapreneurship
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Are Leaders Born or Made?
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How Entrepreneurs Tend to Learn
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History of Entrepreneurship
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History of Capitalism
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The Importance of Humility
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Customers Want Authenticity
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Challenge Your Philosophy
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Evolve or Go Extinct
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All Entrepreneurs Lose Customers
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Employees Should Know Your Story
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Seeing Failure as Success
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Staying Positive Takes Practice
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Illusion of Control
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Creating an Entrepreneurial Culture
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Over-Reliance on Instincts
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The Entrepreneurial Mind
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Keeping an Attitude of Gratitude
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Innovate or Stagnate
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Selfless Entrepreneurship
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Your Talent = Your Money Source
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Wealth Stereotypes
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Chasing Your Bigfoot
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We Cannot do it Alone
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Stick With What You Know
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Social Entrepreneurship
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The Self-Conscious Entrepreneur
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You Never Step into the Same River Twice
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Entrepreneurial Orientation
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16 Principles of Success
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Visualize Business Success
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Lessons from Savannah
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What is Your Core Competency?
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Dopamine and Entrepreneurship
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Learn, Then Don't Over-Think It
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Never Personalize Failure
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Think Lucky, Be Lucky
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Legitimacy Lies & Lost Credibility
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Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
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The Lemonade Principle
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Fear of Failure
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Delayed Gratification
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Trees as Teachers
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Workaholic Tendencies
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The Artist as Entrepreneur
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Entrepreneurs Need Grit
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Entrepreneurship and Dyslexia
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Overcoming Denialism
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Entrepreneurs Think Differently
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Entrepreneurship & Family Dynamics
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The Science of Hitting
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In the Arena
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Lessons From Pulpería Owners
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Aggressiveness vs. Assertiveness
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How to Deal with Stress
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How to Sell Anything
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Why You Should Not Worry
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Psychological Projection
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Safe Methods of Business
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7 Habits of Highly Effective People
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Relationship Between Age and Entrepreneurship
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Entrepreneur Segmentation
- How Customers See Your Venture
- Self-Employment vs. Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurial Loneliness
- Right Place / Right Time
- The Entrepreneur's Role in Company Success
- Self-Employment Requires Strategic Management
- Using Maslow's Hierarchy to Your Advantage
- Family Business Dynamics
- Three Skills Business Owners Need
- Knowing What We Are Getting Into
- Developing a Mentor Network
- Never Be Intimidated by Business
- The "Risk Taker" Myth
- Understanding Lenders and Investors
- Self-Employment and Taxes
- How Much is Your Idea Worth?
- Entrepreneurship vs. Intrapreneurship
- Are Leaders Born or Made?
- How Entrepreneurs Tend to Learn
- History of Entrepreneurship
- History of Capitalism
- The Importance of Humility
- Customers Want Authenticity
- Challenge Your Philosophy
- Evolve or Go Extinct
- All Entrepreneurs Lose Customers
- Employees Should Know Your Story
- Seeing Failure as Success
- Staying Positive Takes Practice
- Illusion of Control
- Creating an Entrepreneurial Culture
- Over-Reliance on Instincts
- The Entrepreneurial Mind
- Keeping an Attitude of Gratitude
- Innovate or Stagnate
- Selfless Entrepreneurship
- Your Talent = Your Money Source
- Wealth Stereotypes
- Chasing Your Bigfoot
- We Cannot do it Alone
- Stick With What You Know
- Social Entrepreneurship
- The Self-Conscious Entrepreneur
- You Never Step into the Same River Twice
- Entrepreneurial Orientation
- 16 Principles of Success
- Visualize Business Success
- Lessons from Savannah
- What is Your Core Competency?
- Dopamine and Entrepreneurship
- Learn, Then Don't Over-Think It
- Never Personalize Failure
- Think Lucky, Be Lucky
- Legitimacy Lies & Lost Credibility
- Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
- The Lemonade Principle
- Fear of Failure
- Delayed Gratification
- Trees as Teachers
- Workaholic Tendencies
- The Artist as Entrepreneur
- Entrepreneurs Need Grit
- Entrepreneurship and Dyslexia
- Overcoming Denialism
- Entrepreneurs Think Differently
- Entrepreneurship & Family Dynamics
- The Science of Hitting
- In the Arena
- Lessons From Pulpería Owners
- Aggressiveness vs. Assertiveness
- How to Deal with Stress
- How to Sell Anything
- Why You Should Not Worry
- Psychological Projection
- Safe Methods of Business
- 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
- Relationship Between Age and Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneur Segmentation
Managing Your Business
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Traits to Look For When Hiring
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The Internet & HR Productivity
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Acquiring a Business With Employees
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Is Your Business Idea Feasible?
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Identifying Your Mission
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Planning: How to Calculate Staffing Needs
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Planning: Organizational Charts
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Employee Job Descriptions
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Outsourcing HR Functions
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Hiring the Ideal People
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Vitality Curves
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Embrace Diversity
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Employee Turnover
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Employee Attitudes
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Theories of Motivation
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Workplace Stress
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Employee Engagement
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Return & Refund Policies
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Never Fear Technology
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Avoid Reverse Order Bias
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S.M.A.R.T Goals
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Negativity Decreases Productivity
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Focus on Quality
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Avoiding Culture Clash
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Hiring Other Entrepreneurs
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Return Policy Research & Opportunity
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Policies are Like Socks
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Creating an Accountable Culture
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Cross-Functional Teams
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When Hiring: Watch for Resume Fraud
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Mentoring Programs
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Total Quality Management
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The Reward / Aversion Relationship
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Postmodern Management
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Change Management: Adapt and Thrive
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Letting Leaders Emerge
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Harley Davidson Case Study
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360 Degree Feedback
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Remind Employees: Don't Skip Lunch
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Avoiding Culture Clash
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Rewards Can Backfire
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Managing Service Quality Breakdowns
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Organizational Psychology
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Respecting Children in Business
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Play By the Rules
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Who Would You Layoff?
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Avoiding Outgroup Bias
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Risk Management
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Branding 101: Tell Employees Your Story
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Train to Avoid Needless Drama
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Blue Ocean Strategy
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Employee Absenteeism
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Music at Work: Does is Pay?
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How Lawyers Evaluate Legal Issues
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Time Management
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Stick With Your Niche
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Team Charter
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Hiring for a Start-up
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Engaged Employee Statistics
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Managing vs. Coaching
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Reverse Mentoring
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Use Anchoring to Increase Revenue
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We Promote, What We Permit
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Workplace Humor Research
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Knowledge Management
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Unproductive Labor
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Automated Attendants
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Psychometric Testing
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Management Lesson from a Carved Ham
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Becoming a Great Teacher
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Using Flower Power
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Generic Strategies
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Strategic Management: See the End Game
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Operational Checklists
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SWOT Analysis
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Developing Talent + Skill
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Increasing Energy at Work
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Employees & Computer Games
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When Employees Don't Know The Answer
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Perceived Indifference: Why Customers Leave
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The Dunning-Kruger Effect
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Multiple Intelligences
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Focus on What You Dislike
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Entrepreneurs: Our Own Worst Enemies
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Beware of Bad Advice on Linkedin
- Traits to Look For When Hiring
- The Internet & HR Productivity
- Acquiring a Business With Employees
- Is Your Business Idea Feasible?
- Identifying Your Mission
- Planning: How to Calculate Staffing Needs
- Planning: Organizational Charts
- Employee Job Descriptions
- Outsourcing HR Functions
- Hiring the Ideal People
- Vitality Curves
- Embrace Diversity
- Employee Turnover
- Employee Attitudes
- Theories of Motivation
- Workplace Stress
- Employee Engagement
- Return & Refund Policies
- Never Fear Technology
- Avoid Reverse Order Bias
- S.M.A.R.T Goals
- Negativity Decreases Productivity
- Focus on Quality
- Avoiding Culture Clash
- Hiring Other Entrepreneurs
- Return Policy Research & Opportunity
- Policies are Like Socks
- Creating an Accountable Culture
- Cross-Functional Teams
- When Hiring: Watch for Resume Fraud
- Mentoring Programs
- Total Quality Management
- The Reward / Aversion Relationship
- Postmodern Management
- Change Management: Adapt and Thrive
- Letting Leaders Emerge
- Harley Davidson Case Study
- 360 Degree Feedback
- Remind Employees: Don't Skip Lunch
- Avoiding Culture Clash
- Rewards Can Backfire
- Managing Service Quality Breakdowns
- Organizational Psychology
- Respecting Children in Business
- Play By the Rules
- Who Would You Layoff?
- Avoiding Outgroup Bias
- Risk Management
- Branding 101: Tell Employees Your Story
- Train to Avoid Needless Drama
- Blue Ocean Strategy
- Employee Absenteeism
- Music at Work: Does is Pay?
- How Lawyers Evaluate Legal Issues
- Time Management
- Stick With Your Niche
- Team Charter
- Hiring for a Start-up
- Engaged Employee Statistics
- Managing vs. Coaching
- Reverse Mentoring
- Use Anchoring to Increase Revenue
- We Promote, What We Permit
- Workplace Humor Research
- Knowledge Management
- Unproductive Labor
- Automated Attendants
- Psychometric Testing
- Management Lesson from a Carved Ham
- Becoming a Great Teacher
- Using Flower Power
- Generic Strategies
- Strategic Management: See the End Game
- Operational Checklists
- SWOT Analysis
- Developing Talent + Skill
- Increasing Energy at Work
- Employees & Computer Games
- When Employees Don't Know The Answer
- Perceived Indifference: Why Customers Leave
- The Dunning-Kruger Effect
- Multiple Intelligences
- Focus on What You Dislike
- Entrepreneurs: Our Own Worst Enemies
- Beware of Bad Advice on Linkedin
Marketing Your Business
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Placebo Effect in Marketing
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Selling to the Self-Employed
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Beware of Consumer Fraud
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A Brief History of E-Business
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Forming an Internet Strategy
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Web-Site Design: First Focus on Content
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Web-Site: Usability & Design
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Working With Web-Site Designers
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Paying for Online Advertising
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Focus on PR before Advertising
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Blogging for Your Business
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Public Speaking
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Commission-based Sales
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Branding Your Business
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Positioning Your Brand
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Advertising Your Brand
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Promoting Your Business
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Personal Selling
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Direct Response Marketing
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Differentiating Your Service Offering
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Pricing Your Service
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Marketing Mix
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Know Your Value Proposition
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History of Target Marketing
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Customers vs. End Users
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Geographic Segmentation
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Demographic & Benefit Segmentation
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Psychographic Segmentation
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Customer Satisfaction
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Customer Loyalty
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Structure of a Marketing Plan
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Understanding Customer Cognition
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The Foot-in-the-Door Technique
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Caution When Ranking Companies
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Price Objections & Red Herrings
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"Pay What You Want" Pricing
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Re-Framing Customer Objections
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How Many Salespeople Do You Need?
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How Trust Affects Sales
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Brief History of Target Marketing
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Patience is a Virtue
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Low Pricing vs. Dynamic Pricing
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Why Multisensory Engagement Works
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B2B Selling: Entrepreneurs vs. Managers
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Marketing Nostalgia
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Always Agree to Speak Again
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Consumer Narcissism
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Protect Your Price
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Always Respect Customers
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Research & Development (R&D)
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Should You Offer Free Shipping?
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Optimal Pricing
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Effect of Time on Purchasing
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Conformance Quality
-
Consumer Hedonism
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Selling "Premium" Product
-
Selling is Symbiotic
-
Invite Comparisons Carefully
-
Keep Your Marketing Simple
-
Protecting Your Price
-
Product Placement
-
Advertising Weight
-
Responsiveness = More Revenue
-
Selling Without Spinning
-
Omnichannel Marketing
-
Using Animals in Advertising
-
Keeping a Sales Journal
-
Price Perceptions
-
Demographics Are Not Enough
-
Marketing to Millennials
-
The Name-Letter Effect
-
Brand Extensions
-
Intertemporal Substitution
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Stay Connected to Customers
-
Developing Customer Love and Loyalty
-
Focus on Selling the Benefits
-
Discounting, Purchasing and Loyalty
-
Re-Branding Basics
-
A Different Social Media Approach
-
Success as a Challenger Brand
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Consumer Lifetime Value
-
The Cost of Poor Service
-
Suggestive Selling = Increased Revenue
-
Customer Behavior: Pop Quiz
-
Leveraging Post-Purchase Rationalization
-
Word of Mouth Advertising
-
Applying Social Utility
-
Post-It Notes Increase Sales
-
How Advertising Can Reduce Profits
-
Customer Migration
-
Establish the Customer's Budget
-
Focus Groups: Pros and Cons
-
Gambler's Fallacy
-
Derivative Approach to Marketing
-
Humor in Advertising
-
Simplify Selling
-
Leveraging Social Judgement Theory
-
Applying the Nash Equilibrium
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Following-up Leads
-
Using the Primacy Effect & Recency Effect
-
Understanding Customer Forgiveness
-
Applying Reactance Theory
-
Call to Say "Thank You"
-
Active Listening in Sales
-
Dangers of Discounting
- Placebo Effect in Marketing
- Selling to the Self-Employed
- Beware of Consumer Fraud
- A Brief History of E-Business
- Forming an Internet Strategy
- Web-Site Design: First Focus on Content
- Web-Site: Usability & Design
- Working With Web-Site Designers
- Paying for Online Advertising
- Focus on PR before Advertising
- Blogging for Your Business
- Public Speaking
- Commission-based Sales
- Branding Your Business
- Positioning Your Brand
- Advertising Your Brand
- Promoting Your Business
- Personal Selling
- Direct Response Marketing
- Differentiating Your Service Offering
- Pricing Your Service
- Marketing Mix
- Know Your Value Proposition
- History of Target Marketing
- Customers vs. End Users
- Geographic Segmentation
- Demographic & Benefit Segmentation
- Psychographic Segmentation
- Customer Satisfaction
- Customer Loyalty
- Structure of a Marketing Plan
- Understanding Customer Cognition
- The Foot-in-the-Door Technique
- Caution When Ranking Companies
- Price Objections & Red Herrings
- "Pay What You Want" Pricing
- Re-Framing Customer Objections
- How Many Salespeople Do You Need?
- How Trust Affects Sales
- Brief History of Target Marketing
- Patience is a Virtue
- Low Pricing vs. Dynamic Pricing
- Why Multisensory Engagement Works
- B2B Selling: Entrepreneurs vs. Managers
- Marketing Nostalgia
- Always Agree to Speak Again
- Consumer Narcissism
- Protect Your Price
- Always Respect Customers
- Research & Development (R&D)
- Should You Offer Free Shipping?
- Optimal Pricing
- Effect of Time on Purchasing
- Conformance Quality
- Consumer Hedonism
- Selling "Premium" Product
- Selling is Symbiotic
- Invite Comparisons Carefully
- Keep Your Marketing Simple
- Protecting Your Price
- Product Placement
- Advertising Weight
- Responsiveness = More Revenue
- Selling Without Spinning
- Omnichannel Marketing
- Using Animals in Advertising
- Keeping a Sales Journal
- Price Perceptions
- Demographics Are Not Enough
- Marketing to Millennials
- The Name-Letter Effect
- Brand Extensions
- Intertemporal Substitution
- Stay Connected to Customers
- Developing Customer Love and Loyalty
- Focus on Selling the Benefits
- Discounting, Purchasing and Loyalty
- Re-Branding Basics
- A Different Social Media Approach
- Success as a Challenger Brand
- Consumer Lifetime Value
- The Cost of Poor Service
- Suggestive Selling = Increased Revenue
- Customer Behavior: Pop Quiz
- Leveraging Post-Purchase Rationalization
- Word of Mouth Advertising
- Applying Social Utility
- Post-It Notes Increase Sales
- How Advertising Can Reduce Profits
- Customer Migration
- Establish the Customer's Budget
- Focus Groups: Pros and Cons
- Gambler's Fallacy
- Derivative Approach to Marketing
- Humor in Advertising
- Simplify Selling
- Leveraging Social Judgement Theory
- Applying the Nash Equilibrium
- Following-up Leads
- Using the Primacy Effect & Recency Effect
- Understanding Customer Forgiveness
- Applying Reactance Theory
- Call to Say "Thank You"
- Active Listening in Sales
- Dangers of Discounting
Money Management
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Do the Little Things Well
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Depreciation & Tax Savings
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Carry Your Loss Forward
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Deferring Income Tax
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Home Office Tax Deductions
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Overlooked Tax Deductions
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Introduction to Financial Management
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Avoid Unlimited Liability
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Accurate Bookkeeping
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Accounting Terminology
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Income Statement
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Balance Sheet
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Cash Flow Statement
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Selling and Exiting Your Business
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On Surveys, Statistics and Scholarship
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Cash vs. Vouchers
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Weighing Financial Decisions
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Saving Money on Surveys
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Backhauling Freight Saves $$$
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Location, Location, Location?
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Sharing Money Saving Tips
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Advertising Frequency
-
Anticipate Recessions
-
Controlling Costs
-
Opportunity Costs
-
Costs vs. Investments
-
Adverting Circulars
-
Gift Cards Tax Consequences
-
Accounting for State Taxes
-
Price Elasticity
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5 Minute Conversation = $220,000 Saved
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Beware of Advice from Short Sellers
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Inch-by-Inch Savings
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Balance Sheet Basics
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Watch Your Overhead Costs
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Consumers and Marginal Cost Savings
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Corporate Bartering
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Saving on Outdoor Advertising
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Ending Prices with "9"
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Section 179 Tax Savings
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Inflation Basics
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Gross Domestic Product
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Time + Risk + Money = Finance
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Insure Risky Promotions
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The Dividend of Discipline
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Keeping Numbers in Context
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Why Customers Dislike $1 Coins
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Reducing Waste: Costco Case Study
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Protect Your Profit Margin
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Look to Donate Before Throwing Away
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Learning Tax Credit
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Taking Advantage of Write-Offs
-
Divesting Assets to Improve Cash-flow
-
Reducing Health Care Costs
-
Save Money on Web-Design
- Do the Little Things Well
- Depreciation & Tax Savings
- Carry Your Loss Forward
- Deferring Income Tax
- Home Office Tax Deductions
- Overlooked Tax Deductions
- Introduction to Financial Management
- Avoid Unlimited Liability
- Accurate Bookkeeping
- Accounting Terminology
- Income Statement
- Balance Sheet
- Cash Flow Statement
- Selling and Exiting Your Business
- On Surveys, Statistics and Scholarship
- Cash vs. Vouchers
- Weighing Financial Decisions
- Saving Money on Surveys
- Backhauling Freight Saves $$$
- Location, Location, Location?
- Sharing Money Saving Tips
- Advertising Frequency
- Anticipate Recessions
- Controlling Costs
- Opportunity Costs
- Costs vs. Investments
- Adverting Circulars
- Gift Cards Tax Consequences
- Accounting for State Taxes
- Price Elasticity
- 5 Minute Conversation = $220,000 Saved
- Beware of Advice from Short Sellers
- Inch-by-Inch Savings
- Balance Sheet Basics
- Watch Your Overhead Costs
- Consumers and Marginal Cost Savings
- Corporate Bartering
- Saving on Outdoor Advertising
- Ending Prices with "9"
- Section 179 Tax Savings
- Inflation Basics
- Gross Domestic Product
- Time + Risk + Money = Finance
- Insure Risky Promotions
- The Dividend of Discipline
- Keeping Numbers in Context
- Why Customers Dislike $1 Coins
- Reducing Waste: Costco Case Study
- Protect Your Profit Margin
- Look to Donate Before Throwing Away
- Learning Tax Credit
- Taking Advantage of Write-Offs
- Divesting Assets to Improve Cash-flow
- Reducing Health Care Costs
- Save Money on Web-Design
Ethical Decision Making
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Interpreting Research Findings
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Applying Business Ethics
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Entrepreneurs and Ethics
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Ethics and Company Culture
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Ethics and Globalization
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Respect for Individuals
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Ethics in Non-Profits
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The Ethics of Goal Setting
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History of Scientific Management
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14 Principles of Management
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Influence of Deming & Drucker
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Conducting Ethical Research
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Is "Take It or Leave It" Ethical?
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Research and Informed Consent
-
Undercover Boss
-
A Decision to Reduce Stress
-
Investing in Employee Education
-
Occam's Razor
-
Make Sleep a Priority
-
Providing Employees Alcohol
-
The Story of Shoddy Quality
-
On-the-Spot Decisions
-
The Ethics of Subscription Sharing
-
Working with the Cultural Grain
-
Avoiding a Rush to Judgement
-
Ethical Justification for Layoffs
-
Educating Employees the Same Way
-
Good Ethics = Good Business
-
Case Study: Turn Grapes into Gold
-
Never Bluff a Customer
-
Quoting Out-of-Context
-
Ethical Lesson from Fantasy Football
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Is "Rent a Cow" Ethical?
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Why?
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When Consumers are Wrong
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Coloring to Reduce Stress
-
Inherent Human Dignity
-
Country of Origin Effect
-
Using Warning Labels
-
Tragedy of the Commons
-
The Risks of Social Media
-
Ethnocentrism in Business
-
Newspaper Test
-
Rejecting a Donation Request
-
4 A's of Stress Management
-
Subliminal Advertising Myth
-
Ethical Competition
-
Peer-to-Peer Marketing: Ethical or Not?
-
Entrepreneurship Pushes the Envelope
-
Online Disinhibition Effect
-
Cultural Aspect of Haggling
-
RED Decision Framework
-
Study History or Repeat It
-
Preventing Black Friday Customer Agression
-
Retail Therapy
-
Interest Based Advertising
-
The Bystander Effect
-
Neuromarketing
-
Know The Context, Then Use Stats
- Interpreting Research Findings
- Applying Business Ethics
- Entrepreneurs and Ethics
- Ethics and Company Culture
- Ethics and Globalization
- Respect for Individuals
- Ethics in Non-Profits
- The Ethics of Goal Setting
- History of Scientific Management
- 14 Principles of Management
- Influence of Deming & Drucker
- Conducting Ethical Research
- Is "Take It or Leave It" Ethical?
- Research and Informed Consent
- Undercover Boss
- A Decision to Reduce Stress
- Investing in Employee Education
- Occam's Razor
- Make Sleep a Priority
- Providing Employees Alcohol
- The Story of Shoddy Quality
- On-the-Spot Decisions
- The Ethics of Subscription Sharing
- Working with the Cultural Grain
- Avoiding a Rush to Judgement
- Ethical Justification for Layoffs
- Educating Employees the Same Way
- Good Ethics = Good Business
- Case Study: Turn Grapes into Gold
- Never Bluff a Customer
- Quoting Out-of-Context
- Ethical Lesson from Fantasy Football
- Is "Rent a Cow" Ethical?
- Why?
- When Consumers are Wrong
- Coloring to Reduce Stress
- Inherent Human Dignity
- Country of Origin Effect
- Using Warning Labels
- Tragedy of the Commons
- The Risks of Social Media
- Ethnocentrism in Business
- Newspaper Test
- Rejecting a Donation Request
- 4 A's of Stress Management
- Subliminal Advertising Myth
- Ethical Competition
- Peer-to-Peer Marketing: Ethical or Not?
- Entrepreneurship Pushes the Envelope
- Online Disinhibition Effect
- Cultural Aspect of Haggling
- RED Decision Framework
- Study History or Repeat It
- Preventing Black Friday Customer Agression
- Retail Therapy
- Interest Based Advertising
- The Bystander Effect
- Neuromarketing
- Know The Context, Then Use Stats
Leading Your Team
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Developing EQ in Your Employees
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EQ is More Important than IQ
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Increasing Emotional Intelligence
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Fundamental Attribution Error
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Why Should Others Follow You?
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Skills Approach to Leading
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Two Things Every Employee Expects
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Transformational Leadership
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Leadership and Profitability
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Leading During a Recession
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Understanding Your Power
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Resistance to Change
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Hawthorne Effect
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Educating Employees
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Organizational Commitment
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Servant Leadership
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Family Business Dynamics
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Optimism = $$$
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Service Isn't a Department
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Raising Your Pirate Flag
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Paradox of the Suggestion Box
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Four Leadership Traits
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Emotion @ Work
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Challenge Your Own Thinking
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Money Doesn't Motivate Everyone
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The Value of a Curious Team
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Teaching Techno-Phobic Employees
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A Requirement for New Managers
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5 Sustainability Questions
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Should You Befriend Employees?
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Intrapreneurship
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Leading By Example
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8 Effective Collaboration Traits
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Tension Between Management & Marketing
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Sales Contests
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The Generational Differences Myth
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Manage Things, Lead People
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Leading New Employees
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Look for Leadership Traits
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Diagnostic Evaluation of Employees
-
Single vs. Double Loop Learning
-
Conducting Productive Meetings
-
Compete Against Competitors, Not Collegues
-
Changing Communication Patterns
-
Positive & Negative Reinforcement
-
Develop Team Genius
-
Industry Experience is Over-Valued
-
Frozen Pajamas
-
Accepting Imperfection in Systems
-
How to Increase Productivity 12-20%
-
Let Employee Forge a Career Path
-
Off-the-Rack Management Tools
-
Nice People Finish First
-
Managing Duality Within Teams
-
Tips for Leadership Self-Learning
-
Lessons from Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks
-
Johari Window Exercise
-
Advice from Dale Carnegie
-
Avoiding Groupthink
-
Developing Team Synergy
-
Developing Team Players
-
Using the "5 Why" Method
-
The Science of Adult Education
-
Getting Employees Aligned
-
How to Manufacture Team Energy
-
Grow People, Then Profit Will Flow
- Developing EQ in Your Employees
- EQ is More Important than IQ
- Increasing Emotional Intelligence
- Fundamental Attribution Error
- Why Should Others Follow You?
- Skills Approach to Leading
- Two Things Every Employee Expects
- Transformational Leadership
- Leadership and Profitability
- Leading During a Recession
- Understanding Your Power
- Resistance to Change
- Hawthorne Effect
- Educating Employees
- Organizational Commitment
- Servant Leadership
- Family Business Dynamics
- Optimism = $$$
- Service Isn't a Department
- Raising Your Pirate Flag
- Paradox of the Suggestion Box
- Four Leadership Traits
- Emotion @ Work
- Challenge Your Own Thinking
- Money Doesn't Motivate Everyone
- The Value of a Curious Team
- Teaching Techno-Phobic Employees
- A Requirement for New Managers
- 5 Sustainability Questions
- Should You Befriend Employees?
- Intrapreneurship
- Leading By Example
- 8 Effective Collaboration Traits
- Tension Between Management & Marketing
- Sales Contests
- The Generational Differences Myth
- Manage Things, Lead People
- Leading New Employees
- Look for Leadership Traits
- Diagnostic Evaluation of Employees
- Single vs. Double Loop Learning
- Conducting Productive Meetings
- Compete Against Competitors, Not Collegues
- Changing Communication Patterns
- Positive & Negative Reinforcement
- Develop Team Genius
- Industry Experience is Over-Valued
- Frozen Pajamas
- Accepting Imperfection in Systems
- How to Increase Productivity 12-20%
- Let Employee Forge a Career Path
- Off-the-Rack Management Tools
- Nice People Finish First
- Managing Duality Within Teams
- Tips for Leadership Self-Learning
- Lessons from Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks
- Johari Window Exercise
- Advice from Dale Carnegie
- Avoiding Groupthink
- Developing Team Synergy
- Developing Team Players
- Using the "5 Why" Method
- The Science of Adult Education
- Getting Employees Aligned
- How to Manufacture Team Energy
- Grow People, Then Profit Will Flow
Successful Communication
-
Rudeness as a Virus
-
Proportional Responses
-
Preventing Impulsive Emails
-
What is Business Communication?
-
How Culture Affects Communication
-
Watching Employee Body Language
-
Watching Customer Body Language
-
Preventing Workplace Violence
-
Successful Virtual Communication
-
Family Business Communication
-
The Risks of Embellishment
-
Naming Your Business
-
Negotiation Isn't Competition
-
Staying in Touch Pays Dividends
-
Improving Your Communication Skills
-
The Science of Human Motivation
-
Perils of Plagiarism
-
You Never Know Who...
-
Picture = 1,000 Words
-
The Question-Behavior Effect
-
Communicating with Unprofessional People
-
Use the Word "Because"
-
Eliminating Unwanted, Negative Thoughts
-
Stop, Listen & Learn
-
Start with Hello & Thank You
-
Using Modifiers Effectively
-
To Grow, Animosity Must Go
-
A Lesson from Elephants & Mice
-
Listening to Consultants
-
Encourage "Different" Thinking
-
Business are Like Boats: They Can Sink
-
Why People Embellish
-
Tailor The Message to Your Audience
-
Business and Politics: A Toxic Combination
-
Request Compliance: Getting a "Yes"
-
Empathy = More Sales
-
I am (________)
-
Depth of Knowledge
-
A Tip for Reducing Conflict
-
Beware of Misused Stats
-
How to Accept Criticism
-
Using the Jung Typology
-
Responding to Rudeness
-
Pause to Ensure Comprehension
-
Never Say Never
-
Reductio ad absurdum
-
Teach Your Team the Basics
-
Beware of "Reply All"
-
Reduce Stress: ID the Root Issue
-
Why People Miss Typos
-
Whispering in the Workplace
-
The Power of Storytelling
-
The Risk of Ignoring Others
-
A Lesson from the Liberty Bell
-
Fading Affect Bias
-
Weighing Opinions
-
Stimulating Creativity in Others
-
Flash Cards Increase Memory
-
Anticipating Communication Breakdowns
-
Capturing Employee and Customer Attention
-
Limit Use of the Pronoun "I"
-
Accepting Unsolicited Advice
-
Ben Franklin Effect
-
Communicating With Complainers
-
Persuade with Ethos, Pathos & Logos
-
Writing Concise but Precise Emails
-
The Value of Vocabulary
-
Emoticons:)
-
Giving Customers Bad News
-
Remembering Names
-
Tell Customers You Appreciate Them
-
Socratic Paradoxes
-
Speech Disfluency
-
Using "I" and "Me" Correctly
-
Physiology and Public Speaking
-
Inattentional Blindness
-
Talking With Your Hands
-
Developing a Business Network
-
Survey Tip: Never Assume You are Understood
-
Reducing Gossip in Your Company
-
Placing Customers "On Hold"
-
The Science of Smiling
-
How to Build Trust
-
Avoiding Red Ink
-
Common Communication Mistakes: Highlighting and Capitalization
-
Helping Others Comprehend
-
Less Isn't Always More
-
Power Posing
- Rudeness as a Virus
- Proportional Responses
- Preventing Impulsive Emails
- What is Business Communication?
- How Culture Affects Communication
- Watching Employee Body Language
- Watching Customer Body Language
- Preventing Workplace Violence
- Successful Virtual Communication
- Family Business Communication
- The Risks of Embellishment
- Naming Your Business
- Negotiation Isn't Competition
- Staying in Touch Pays Dividends
- Improving Your Communication Skills
- The Science of Human Motivation
- Perils of Plagiarism
- You Never Know Who...
- Picture = 1,000 Words
- The Question-Behavior Effect
- Communicating with Unprofessional People
- Use the Word "Because"
- Eliminating Unwanted, Negative Thoughts
- Stop, Listen & Learn
- Start with Hello & Thank You
- Using Modifiers Effectively
- To Grow, Animosity Must Go
- A Lesson from Elephants & Mice
- Listening to Consultants
- Encourage "Different" Thinking
- Business are Like Boats: They Can Sink
- Why People Embellish
- Tailor The Message to Your Audience
- Business and Politics: A Toxic Combination
- Request Compliance: Getting a "Yes"
- Empathy = More Sales
- I am (________)
- Depth of Knowledge
- A Tip for Reducing Conflict
- Beware of Misused Stats
- How to Accept Criticism
- Using the Jung Typology
- Responding to Rudeness
- Pause to Ensure Comprehension
- Never Say Never
- Reductio ad absurdum
- Teach Your Team the Basics
- Beware of "Reply All"
- Reduce Stress: ID the Root Issue
- Why People Miss Typos
- Whispering in the Workplace
- The Power of Storytelling
- The Risk of Ignoring Others
- A Lesson from the Liberty Bell
- Fading Affect Bias
- Weighing Opinions
- Stimulating Creativity in Others
- Flash Cards Increase Memory
- Anticipating Communication Breakdowns
- Capturing Employee and Customer Attention
- Limit Use of the Pronoun "I"
- Accepting Unsolicited Advice
- Ben Franklin Effect
- Communicating With Complainers
- Persuade with Ethos, Pathos & Logos
- Writing Concise but Precise Emails
- The Value of Vocabulary
- Emoticons:)
- Giving Customers Bad News
- Remembering Names
- Tell Customers You Appreciate Them
- Socratic Paradoxes
- Speech Disfluency
- Using "I" and "Me" Correctly
- Physiology and Public Speaking
- Inattentional Blindness
- Talking With Your Hands
- Developing a Business Network
- Survey Tip: Never Assume You are Understood
- Reducing Gossip in Your Company
- Placing Customers "On Hold"
- The Science of Smiling
- How to Build Trust
- Avoiding Red Ink
- Common Communication Mistakes: Highlighting and Capitalization
- Helping Others Comprehend
- Less Isn't Always More
- Power Posing
Opportunity Recognition
-
Improved Learning
-
Is Franchising For You?
-
Extending Your Brand
-
Research and Development
-
Six Degrees of Separation
-
Licensing vs. Franchising
-
Federal Grants and Vendor Programs
-
Mentoring Programs
-
Accounts Receivable
-
Controlling Costs
-
Selling Your Business
-
Employee Incentives
-
Pay Yourself First
-
New Product Development
-
Avoid Unethical Entrepreneurship
-
Socialism & Communism in Commerce
-
Working with Bankers
-
Monetary Policy
-
Governance or Growing Firms
-
Advisory Boards & Stockholders
-
Researching for Opportunity
-
Market Research: Choosing a Sample
-
Marketing Research: Measure Results
-
Designing Surveys
-
Correlation vs. Causation
-
Showrooming in Retail
-
Making an Effort to be Outgoing
-
Increasing Conversion Rates
-
Trust, Technology, & Consumers
-
What is Failure Telling Us?
-
Handshake Research
-
Seek Blended Information
-
Guard Your Peace
-
Not Everyone Can See Opportunity
-
Omission Bias
-
Watch for Societal Shifts
-
Trade Deficits
-
What Business Are You In?
-
Money Cannot Buy Innovation
-
Using the Law of Averages
-
Developing Positive Habits
-
How to Make a Weakness a Strength
-
Filtering Information
-
Visit Industry Conventions
-
Opportunity in Gentrification
-
Compassionate Capitalism
-
Use a Lull to Create Energy
-
Stretch Beyond the Comfort Zone
-
Facebook Content Analysis
-
Seasonal Product Promotions
-
A Lesson from Oprah
-
Having Fun with Guerrilla Marketing
-
Paradigm Shifts
-
Reduce Stress with Self-Affirmation
-
Attire Affects Performance
-
Tap Into Customer Memory
-
Using Phenomenology to Solve Problems
-
Small Business Saturday
-
Don't Expect Thanks or Credit
-
Lessons from Water
-
Marketers Must Read the Market
-
The Shawshank Comparison
-
The Corporate Ladder Myth
-
Becoming a Government Vendor
-
Affinity Marketing Programs
-
Marketing to Teen Consumers
-
Avoid the "End of History" Illusion
-
Calling People Back
-
Increasing Operating Hours
-
Why Colleges Last for Centuries
-
Selling Services as a Commodity
-
The Norm of Reciprocity
-
Using Experience in New Ways
-
What is Opportunity Recognition
-
Factors Affecting Tipping
-
Ecological Valence Theory
-
Identify the "Real" Problem
-
Economic Indicators
-
Q-Customers
-
The Eureka Effect
-
The Power of "Thank You" Notes
-
The Bouba/Kiki Effect
-
Breaking the Grip of Automaticity
-
Marketing to Pet Owners
-
Olfactory Marketing: Scents = Sales
-
Flick the Decision Switch
-
Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions
-
Multi-Lingual Marketing
-
Never Say Never: Account for Random Variables
- Improved Learning
- Is Franchising For You?
- Extending Your Brand
- Research and Development
- Six Degrees of Separation
- Licensing vs. Franchising
- Federal Grants and Vendor Programs
- Mentoring Programs
- Accounts Receivable
- Controlling Costs
- Selling Your Business
- Employee Incentives
- Pay Yourself First
- New Product Development
- Avoid Unethical Entrepreneurship
- Socialism & Communism in Commerce
- Working with Bankers
- Monetary Policy
- Governance or Growing Firms
- Advisory Boards & Stockholders
- Researching for Opportunity
- Market Research: Choosing a Sample
- Marketing Research: Measure Results
- Designing Surveys
- Correlation vs. Causation
- Showrooming in Retail
- Making an Effort to be Outgoing
- Increasing Conversion Rates
- Trust, Technology, & Consumers
- What is Failure Telling Us?
- Handshake Research
- Seek Blended Information
- Guard Your Peace
- Not Everyone Can See Opportunity
- Omission Bias
- Watch for Societal Shifts
- Trade Deficits
- What Business Are You In?
- Money Cannot Buy Innovation
- Using the Law of Averages
- Developing Positive Habits
- How to Make a Weakness a Strength
- Filtering Information
- Visit Industry Conventions
- Opportunity in Gentrification
- Compassionate Capitalism
- Use a Lull to Create Energy
- Stretch Beyond the Comfort Zone
- Facebook Content Analysis
- Seasonal Product Promotions
- A Lesson from Oprah
- Having Fun with Guerrilla Marketing
- Paradigm Shifts
- Reduce Stress with Self-Affirmation
- Attire Affects Performance
- Tap Into Customer Memory
- Using Phenomenology to Solve Problems
- Small Business Saturday
- Don't Expect Thanks or Credit
- Lessons from Water
- Marketers Must Read the Market
- The Shawshank Comparison
- The Corporate Ladder Myth
- Becoming a Government Vendor
- Affinity Marketing Programs
- Marketing to Teen Consumers
- Avoid the "End of History" Illusion
- Calling People Back
- Increasing Operating Hours
- Why Colleges Last for Centuries
- Selling Services as a Commodity
- The Norm of Reciprocity
- Using Experience in New Ways
- What is Opportunity Recognition
- Factors Affecting Tipping
- Ecological Valence Theory
- Identify the "Real" Problem
- Economic Indicators
- Q-Customers
- The Eureka Effect
- The Power of "Thank You" Notes
- The Bouba/Kiki Effect
- Breaking the Grip of Automaticity
- Marketing to Pet Owners
- Olfactory Marketing: Scents = Sales
- Flick the Decision Switch
- Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions
- Multi-Lingual Marketing
- Never Say Never: Account for Random Variables
Business Law Basics
-
Perils of Plagiarism
-
Beware of Price Fixing
-
Avoiding Major Mistakes
-
Covenants Not To Compete
-
Introduction to Protecting Intellectual Property
-
Choosing a Legal Structure
-
Avoiding Litigation
-
Intellectual Property and Service Businesses
-
Smashing the Glass Ceiling
-
Rule of Capture
-
Lost & Found Law
-
Duty of Care
-
Tuition Assistance Policy
-
Why You Need a Real Estate Lawyer
-
Rights of Business Air Travelers
-
Risks of Workplace Drinking
-
Fee Simple Terminology
-
Due Process for Your Business
-
Offering Internships Legally
-
Market Participation Exception
-
When Kids Break Things
-
Is "You Break It, You Bought It" Legal?
-
Offering a Warranty
-
The Risks of Ignoring Trespass
-
Know Your Industry Regulations
-
Law of the Sea
-
Protect Against Counterfeiting
-
Pacta Sunt Servanda
-
Dog Friendly Workplace Risks
-
Commerce Clause
-
Smoking in the Workplace
-
Metatags and Trademark Violation
-
A Tip to Avoid Lawsuits
-
Law vs. Equity
-
Electronic Discovery
-
Exiting a Commercial Lease
-
Patents 101
-
The Scarcity Principle
-
Tenancy in Common vs. Joint Tenancy
-
Expertise Costs Less Than Ignorance
-
Air Travel: Money for Being Bumped
-
Words a Free, Use Them
-
Ethics & The Law
-
Dormant Commerce Clause
-
Real Estate Covenants
-
License to Enter and Use Property
-
A Little Legal History
-
Fair Credit Billing Act
-
Firing Employees Who Won't Take Direction
-
Deceptive Advertising
-
Business Espionage
-
Criminal vs. Civil Law
-
Advertising "Made in USA" Legally
-
Local Currencies are Legal
-
Illegal Fax Advertising
-
Res Ipsa Loqitur
-
Social Media: Deleting Customer Complaints
-
Adverse Possession
-
Get Essential Terms in a Written Contract
-
CC and Forward Email with Caution
-
Contract Law Trumps Company Policies
-
Blue Laws
-
Contra Proferentem & Contracts
-
Shoplifting Laws
-
Rule Against Hearsay
-
Consequential Damages
-
Unconscionability in Contracts
-
Ignorantia juris non excusat
-
Seeking Advice from Lawyers
-
Are You Legally Responsible for Employees?
-
Caveat Emptor
-
Liebeck v. McDonald's
-
Uniform Commercial Code
-
Avoid Lawsuits with Good Service
-
In Contracts: Define the Terms
-
Elements of a Contract
-
Consumer Bill of Rights
-
Local Ordinances & Legal Effect
-
Fake Online Reviews are Illegal
-
Non-Compete Agreements
-
Confidentiality Agreements
-
Originality & Copyright Protection
-
Stats & Impermissible Inferences
-
Right of Publicity
-
Employee vs. 1099 Contractor
-
Starting a Trade Association 501(c)(6)
-
Understanding Lawyer Ethics
-
Patent Basics
-
Marketing to Children
- Perils of Plagiarism
- Beware of Price Fixing
- Avoiding Major Mistakes
- Covenants Not To Compete
- Introduction to Protecting Intellectual Property
- Choosing a Legal Structure
- Avoiding Litigation
- Intellectual Property and Service Businesses
- Smashing the Glass Ceiling
- Rule of Capture
- Lost & Found Law
- Duty of Care
- Tuition Assistance Policy
- Why You Need a Real Estate Lawyer
- Rights of Business Air Travelers
- Risks of Workplace Drinking
- Fee Simple Terminology
- Due Process for Your Business
- Offering Internships Legally
- Market Participation Exception
- When Kids Break Things
- Is "You Break It, You Bought It" Legal?
- Offering a Warranty
- The Risks of Ignoring Trespass
- Know Your Industry Regulations
- Law of the Sea
- Protect Against Counterfeiting
- Pacta Sunt Servanda
- Dog Friendly Workplace Risks
- Commerce Clause
- Smoking in the Workplace
- Metatags and Trademark Violation
- A Tip to Avoid Lawsuits
- Law vs. Equity
- Electronic Discovery
- Exiting a Commercial Lease
- Patents 101
- The Scarcity Principle
- Tenancy in Common vs. Joint Tenancy
- Expertise Costs Less Than Ignorance
- Air Travel: Money for Being Bumped
- Words a Free, Use Them
- Ethics & The Law
- Dormant Commerce Clause
- Real Estate Covenants
- License to Enter and Use Property
- A Little Legal History
- Fair Credit Billing Act
- Firing Employees Who Won't Take Direction
- Deceptive Advertising
- Business Espionage
- Criminal vs. Civil Law
- Advertising "Made in USA" Legally
- Local Currencies are Legal
- Illegal Fax Advertising
- Res Ipsa Loqitur
- Social Media: Deleting Customer Complaints
- Adverse Possession
- Get Essential Terms in a Written Contract
- CC and Forward Email with Caution
- Contract Law Trumps Company Policies
- Blue Laws
- Contra Proferentem & Contracts
- Shoplifting Laws
- Rule Against Hearsay
- Consequential Damages
- Unconscionability in Contracts
- Ignorantia juris non excusat
- Seeking Advice from Lawyers
- Are You Legally Responsible for Employees?
- Caveat Emptor
- Liebeck v. McDonald's
- Uniform Commercial Code
- Avoid Lawsuits with Good Service
- In Contracts: Define the Terms
- Elements of a Contract
- Consumer Bill of Rights
- Local Ordinances & Legal Effect
- Fake Online Reviews are Illegal
- Non-Compete Agreements
- Confidentiality Agreements
- Originality & Copyright Protection
- Stats & Impermissible Inferences
- Right of Publicity
- Employee vs. 1099 Contractor
- Starting a Trade Association 501(c)(6)
- Understanding Lawyer Ethics
- Patent Basics
- Marketing to Children
Creative Financing and Innovation
-
Getting Started with Little Money
-
Outsourcing
-
Contract Manufacturing
-
SBA Loans & Funding
-
Debt vs. Equity
-
Equity Investment
-
Historical Preservation Tax Credits
-
Saving Money on Marketing
-
Using Tax-Breaks
-
Expect Non-Linear Growth
-
Entrepreneurial Growth is Non-Linear
-
TV Ad for a Dime
-
Challenger Brands
-
Municipal Service Taxing Units
-
A Nose for Innovation
-
Team Trucking = Saving $$$
-
Put the Cart Before the Horse
-
The "Flash Sale" Business Model
-
If You Don't Try, How Will You Know?
-
A Lesson from Soviet Hockey
-
Tapping Energy Sparks Innovation
-
Google Design Sprint Model
-
Growth is Always Possible
-
To Get Funding, Prove Viability
-
Cross-Selling vs. Up-Selling
-
Buy One, Get One Promotions
-
Innovation Districts
-
Innovation Labs
-
Learning from Military Innovations
-
Innovating in Mature Industries
-
Money to Make Money
-
Weighted Average Pricing
-
Intelligent Risk: Coca-Cola Case Study
-
Disruptive Innovation
-
How to Deal With Creative Conflict
-
Bundling Products & Services
-
Answer "Yes, if..." not "No, because..."
- Getting Started with Little Money
- Outsourcing
- Contract Manufacturing
- SBA Loans & Funding
- Debt vs. Equity
- Equity Investment
- Historical Preservation Tax Credits
- Saving Money on Marketing
- Using Tax-Breaks
- Expect Non-Linear Growth
- Entrepreneurial Growth is Non-Linear
- TV Ad for a Dime
- Challenger Brands
- Municipal Service Taxing Units
- A Nose for Innovation
- Team Trucking = Saving $$$
- Put the Cart Before the Horse
- The "Flash Sale" Business Model
- If You Don't Try, How Will You Know?
- A Lesson from Soviet Hockey
- Tapping Energy Sparks Innovation
- Google Design Sprint Model
- Growth is Always Possible
- To Get Funding, Prove Viability
- Cross-Selling vs. Up-Selling
- Buy One, Get One Promotions
- Innovation Districts
- Innovation Labs
- Learning from Military Innovations
- Innovating in Mature Industries
- Money to Make Money
- Weighted Average Pricing
- Intelligent Risk: Coca-Cola Case Study
- Disruptive Innovation
- How to Deal With Creative Conflict
- Bundling Products & Services
- Answer "Yes, if..." not "No, because..."