Archive for the 'Management + More' Category

A Tutorial on Capitalization of a Startup Corporation

Friday, May 30th, 2008

When you create your corporation and make it a legal entity in the principal State of Business, Nevada, or Delaware, one of the requirements is to Capitalize your company to give it value.
What this means is to create a number of shares (stock) in the company and give it a “par value” (which may be […]

Are Managerial Controls Pulling Down Your Growth

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

Managing a new and growing business requires a vision far beyond what the average manager can even begin to comprehend or understand. This vision may be the ingredient which separates a leader from a manager.
As the business grows, the top manager or the founder/owners turn control freaks as they believe they need to nurture the […]

Time Management for College Students

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

Many college students struggle in classes, since often they do not have a time management scheme that allows them flexibility. Currently I am enrolled in college, running a small business, and mothering a child, while tolerating an annoying roommate. Let me tell you, time is of essentiality. Like my self, so many college students are […]

Spend Time To Save Time

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

You have to give some to get some. The old adage is usually applied to money but it is also true of time.
When we are very young or very old, time seems endless. But for the majority of our lives, time is something we always need.
We are always pressed for time or seem to owe […]

Setting Goals: Making Them Attainable!

Monday, March 24th, 2008

As a writer/author/editor/web designer, et al, I find that in order to make a “go” of my business, I must periodically refocus or reshape the direction in which my business is moving in order to remain relevant and profitable. If you, too, run your own business you probably have learned to do the same. If […]

Managing Monsters in Meetings - Part 1, General Strategies for Unproductive Behavior

Thursday, March 20th, 2008

It happens easily. You’re conducting a meeting and suddenly a small side meeting
starts. Then someone introduces an unrelated issue. Someone else ridicules the new
issue. Everyone laughs, except the person who mentioned the idea. Then someone
insults the person who told the joke. Two people stand up and walk out. Others
complain that the meeting is a waste […]