Psychological testing is great (if you can afford it), but these 2 questions can ensure you hire the right candidate for the job.

Hackers are targeting small businesses more than ever. The big companies have much more to steal, but they also have full security teams and close relationships with law enforcement. That's why your small business is a desirable target. Here are 5 inexpensive tips you can use to protect yourself.

Every morning I arrive at work ready to go. Today's the day! I'm going to accomplish everything on my list. Sound like real life? Probably not.

Networking might not always be at the top of your priority list. It can be awkward, time-consuming and downright un-appealing after a long day at work. But it’s also one of the most rewarding and beneficial things you can do for yourself and your business.

It’s not easy to introduce yourself to a bunch of strangers. But like social media, SEO or brand awareness, networking is another investment into your business's future. Just like a good social media presence or strong brand identity, good networking can be the difference between a successful business and a bust.

Keep your business on the successful side of the scale by using the following tips to up your networking game.

Procrastination is the enemy of good habits. Our mind always knows what is good for us, and we’re even excited to think of starting good habits such as eating healthy, exercising or meeting daily job targets.

But then, procrastination sets in, eating away at our determination until we finally stop practicing those good habits altogether.

This is a human flaw that is common and present in all of us, but it can be controlled by working with a very simple idea. It is called the “Paper Clip Strategy”.