Troubles arise when the spouse's paycheck supports a family and a business. During the perilous early years of Stonyfield Farm, I didn't work outside the home. My husband, Gary, and I managed to live on his meager income
Read More »Category Archives: Professional Development News
Feed SubscriptionThe Undiluted Genius of Dr. Bronner’s
How Dr.
Read More »Steve Grubbs: The Way I Work
Steve Grubbs, 47, started his career in politics, before parlaying his campaign experience into two businesses in the late '90s.
Read More »Skimmer’s Guide: The Wide Lens
Reviewing The Wide Lens: A New Strategy for Innovation, by Ron Adner. The book: The Wide Lens: A New Strategy for Innovation , by Ron Adner; Portfolio. The big idea: Invention used to be 1 percent inspiration, 99 percent perspiration.
Read More »Inc.’s Unsung Heroes
How many people do you think read the magazine before it's published? Here's a peek inside the production process
Read More »The Candy Man
Rob Auerbach, founder of Louisville-based Candyrific, knows what kids want. Rob Auerbach knows what kids want. Candyrific, his Louisville-based company, manufactures sweets in attention-grabbing packages that often feature plastic cartoon characters, battery-operated fans, flashing lights, or other doodads.
Read More »Where Have All the Bloggers Gone?
Is blogging dead? Not quite, but a recent survey finds it could be on its way out as a marketing tool. Is blogging dead?
Read More »Close Up: Jessica Alba, Mompreneur
%excerpt% Link: Close Up: Jessica Alba, Mompreneur
Read More »Research Corner: Laying Down the Law
New research shows that when organizational policies have wiggle room, more people rebel.
Read More »Small Business Does a Body Good?
A group of sociology professors think that start-up rates could be linked to health and fitness of a community. Experts agree that small businesses are good for the economy. But can they actually improve people's health
Read More »The Commodity-Pricing Trap
Norm Brodsky advises on how to avoid the race to the bottom. Dear Norm, My partner and I have a business that rents photo booths for weddings, parties, and corporate events. My partner has developed software that uses blue-screen technology to create thousands of different backgrounds for the photos, which adds a whole new level of fun
Read More »Do You Need a Business Broker?
When buying a business, what's the going rate for hiring a broker, and who is responsible for paying it?
Read More »When Is It Time to Throw in the Towel?
Giving up isn't something that comes easy to entrepreneurs, but sometimes, giving up might just be the best move. Giving up isn't something that comes easily to entrepreneurs
Read More »Is Your Product Ready for Its Close-up?
How do you know when to stop the tweaking and release a product?
Read More »Scanners That Go Where You Do
Tired of keeping track of all those documents, receipts, and business cards? These 4 mobile scanners can help.
Read More »