“Thanks to the Internet, anyone can be a publisher,” says Tom Drake, the founder of Canadian Finance Blog, and an online entrepreneur and owner or partner of more than 40 websites, many of which generate significant revenue. “However, just being able to put your thoughts out there isn’t enough to create a successful business and good income.” As Drake points out, becoming a successful entrepreneur in the online publishing space
In the past three years, while his classmates were doing homework and playing sports, Moziah Bridges built himself a $150,000 business. That’s right–he started his business when he was 9 years old. Not yet a teenager, Bridges now has five staff members and has received a ton of media attention, from an appearance on the TV show Shark Tank to features in O magazine and Vogue. “I like to wear bow
1. Complaining about a specific person Save that @ symbol for requests, promotional efforts, or an acclamation. Don’t call someone out in public; at least do it privately and, preferably, in the real world. 2. Posting a picture without permission Of course, there is outright photo theft and not including proper credit for an image. That’s obviously wrong. Before you post a picture of a business associate at a party
Creativity may be partly innate aptitude, but science has shown it’s influenced by a host of other factors, including your physical environment and how many new experiences you expose yourself to. Businesses looking for fresh ideas can certainly leverage these lessons to build spaces that encourage creativity. Individuals can use them to maximize whatever level of inherent creativity they were born with. But by now, a lot of these insights
