I read a lot of books. Usually 40-50 a year, which is close to, and not quite one per week. Mostly I read business books
I read a lot of books. Usually 40-50 a year, which is close to, and not quite one per week. Mostly I read business books

Blog Design Previously we talked about blog posts and asked a familiar question: How Long Should Your Blog Posts be? In that article I offered

Happiness is probably the biggest trend on the planet. And, that’s because it impacts all seven billion of us every single day. In the Western
Episode 026 of the Ideas Architect Podcast Based on my previous post about ‘How Long should a podcast episode be?’ we’ve produced a shorter 17

Working On Your Business Way back in 1986, Michael Gerber wrote a book called [easyazon_link asin=”0887307280″ locale=”US” new_window=”default” tag=”designprobe-20″]The E-Myth Revisited[/easyazon_link]. I’ve read this book

Blogging often or not so? Previously we discussed ‘How long should your Blog Posts be?’. And today, we want to discuss a parallel question: How

Blog Posts are Like a Piece of String Previously we discussed podcast episodes and asked: How long should they be? This sparked some interesting discussions

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How to Define Your Expertise Being able to define your expertise and your strengths clearly and simply is super important for you to make good

Are Your Promotions Backwards? Have you ever wondered why your best efforts sometimes fail? I most certainly have. I’d back myself that when I put
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