Amazing, how you can find great business advice in the most unlikely places! As part of my reading to keep my Certified Financial Planner credentials current, I subscribe to all manner of journals about insurance, investments, and employee benefits. In the August 2008 issue of Employee Benefit Advisor, there was an article discussing avatars. (This […]
On my way to an appointment with one of my ghost blogging clients the other day, I heard a neat word tidbit on the radio. As a professional writer, I get special pleasure out of phrases that, in a very few words, make a big impact or that clarify a complicated concept. This […]
A writer myself, I’m always interested in the doings of other writers, and I love reading pieces about the writing process itself. Since the success of business blogging is so very dependent on the sheer discipline of continually posting new content, I was especially interested in some advice for writers I found in The […]
In the Indianapolis Business Journal a couple of weeks ago, a small item caught my eye, “Vaunted Program Hits Turbulence”. Apparently Ball State University’s entrepreneurship program hadn’t made the list in the U.S. News & World Report 2007 rankings of graduate programs in business, while its undergraduate program was taken down a couple of ranking […]
In Financial Planning Magazine, Stephanie Bogan talks to financial planners who are thinking ahead towards retirement and trying to recruit younger planners who can be trained to take over their practices. Bogan explains that, in any business, there are four distinct roles that must be filled in order for the business to succeed. It’s very […]
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