Past Posts Worth Reading Again

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An Update on the Progress of my Blog

I have hit quite a few milestones over the past 226 days my blog has been live. I have written over 100 blog posts and reached my highest unique visitor day to date: 637 just last week. Going back over my posts, I saw three that I want to share with you again. They all deal with business development, yet in their own distinct ways.

Posts Worth Re-Reading

Company Culture: An Asset First published: 3 Feb. 2009

What is it that separates companies apart from each other? Is it the products they sell, or the services they offer? Is it the price that brings large amounts of customers coming back day after day? Or is it something beyond that- something that once it catches on, takes on a life of its own and starts to spread like wildfire.

Something that becomes so influential, people are willing to pay any price to be a part of and to have the next great thing from that company. So what is it that makes some companies have an almost cult-like following? It is company culture. [more...]

Cashflow 101: Advanced Monopoly First published: 19 Jan. 2009

In my post yesterday, I shared the power of Monopoly and how the simple concepts pulled from playing that game are, in fact, the same concepts in business or personal finance. If you want to continue to increase your financial literacy and are looking for another game to help train you, Cashflow 101 may be for you. I will go into detail about the game, the strategies, and how they even more directly impact and relate to your life and company. Best of all, the more you play this game, the more you learn and the better you become at seeing opportunities, understanding financial statements, and increasing your monthly cashflow by continuing to acquire and manage assets. [more...]

Willie Smits Saves A Rainforest First published: 25 May 2009

This Ted Talk is a great example of someone working to help a cause greater than themselves. It is something I believe all people and companies should work to do. [more...]