Investment
This is where we discuss finance, investment, law - all the things to do with personal power that aren't politics. That's in the editorial section. Here we'll provide you the sort of resources & insights that you'll come back to, and with heavyweight contributors in the form of the Investment Research Group, and Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur mag we're sure you will.
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Shooting the Messenger: Quarterly Earnings and Short-term Pressure to Perform
As the quarterly earnings season for the second quarter of 2010 gets underway, investors, analysts and the media will be watching to see how well public companies are emerging from the economic downturn, and what that might mean for the stock... More about Shooting the Messenger: Quarterly Earnings and Short-term Pressure to Perform
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Questions leaders ask themselves
An issue of the Leadership Wired Newsletter from John Maxwell, had an great article “Questions I Ask Myself” that focuses on the following questions that leaders should be asking themselves: More about Questions leaders ask themselves
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Fragmenting your efforts
Going from project to project, idea to idea, brandname to brandname without a common thread is wasted effort.Each and everytime you need to start from scratch.Whereas if you had a common thread, your personal brand, behind each and everyone you can... More about Fragmenting your efforts
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An easy way to keep business records
Businesses create a lot of paperwork, and if you don't have an efficient system for recording and storing the necessary records, your business can quickly turn into chaos. More about An easy way to keep business records
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Unlocking Your Inner Edison
Time’s recent cover story on Thomas Edison, America’s greatest inventor, makes both instructive and inspirational reading.Aside from patenting over 1,000 ideas in his lifetime, Edison gave birth to the modern ideas-driven organization. As the Time article points out, his Menlo Park... More about Unlocking Your Inner Edison
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Why It Pays to Link Executive Compensation with Corporate Debt
The recent financial crisis, triggered primarily by bad bets in the financial sector, has brought the reality of corporate failure to the fore, adding momentum to the idea that executive compensation should be tied more closely to corporate debt rather than... More about Why It Pays to Link Executive Compensation with Corporate Debt
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Leaders communicate with their actions and attitude
The issue of the Leading Effectively e-Newsletter, from CCL, discusses leadership and communication. I believe the communication is a leaders most powerful tool, a good example of the power of communication is Martin Luther King Jr. who put an extraordinary amount... More about Leaders communicate with their actions and attitude
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Rooftops are abundant
What can you do with rooftops? More about Rooftops are abundant
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How Great Web Copywriting Can Make Or Break Your Website
Web copywriting is the art of expressing your message in words so you attract and excite your website visitors. Then once you’ve got their attention and built desire they’re much more likely to buy your products or services. The problem is... More about How Great Web Copywriting Can Make Or Break Your Website
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Why So Serious, Microsoft?
Humor is extremely important for navigating life and business. Humor is a winning tactic in advertising. Humor helps make the world a better place. It was valuable therefore to find this hilariously deadpan page from Microsoft’s corporate website where humor is... More about Why So Serious, Microsoft?
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Funny Jokes
Updated daily for your twisted enjoyment...
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Funny Pictures - The Crack Up Collection
Your weekly source of visual hilariousness, the latest instalment updated this week is live right now, right here...
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Cocktails, Shots, & Drink Recipes
Drink in style.
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Online Games
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Amstel Cases
To celebrate the launch of Getfrank.
