Most everyone is looking for success in business, and life in general. In my quest for success, I love listening to entrepreneurial podcasts. Business strategies, funnels, new technologies – they are all fascinating to me. There are so many helpful resources out there, and an
I spend a lot of time at Starbucks. Not just because I enjoy over spending on mediocre beverages, but also because it’s the place I find most functional for writing. In fact, guess where I’m writing these words right now? Go ahead I’ll wait… 🙂
“Surviving the messy middle” Half of new small businesses fail sometime during their first 5 years. Some statisticians put the number a little higher, and some maybe lower, but 50% seems to be a pretty common result. If a business survives its first 5 years,
A couple of weeks before Christmas, my wife got a Christmas card in the mail, and a great lesson in customer care. Being close to Christmas and all, a Christmas card doesn’t sound so unusual. What was unusual, however, was that this card was from
so·lo·pre·neur A person who sets up and runs a business on their own. While the term “solopreneur” is relatively new, the concept is as old as commerce itself. Picture an old world tradesman such as a blacksmith, cobbler, barber, or baker. These were often generational
How I sold & built 92 client websites from a hotel basement with no marketing spend. This has been a good year for me and my new website agency, Spirelight Web. When the digital dust settled, and the numbers were crunched, I ended up landing