Running a Business | Page 8

Make 'more' your mantra to wow your clients and delight your customers.

When your dream of self-employment is threatened, when should you suck it up and work for someone else?

If you want to stay relevant, much less open, you should know your product or service in and out, and make sure you employees are well trained.

With your revenue and costs of goods/services, you can adjust prices or fill holes.

People can learn a lot about running a company by putting on sneakers and hitting the pavement.

New business is good but the quickest route to making more money is cutting pointless expenses and getting paid promptly for the work you've completed.

Of course, you have your own personal expenses to deal with, but there is actually a sound business reason to give yourself a wage.

Running your own business can be gratifying, but also stressful. Take this advice and take care of yourself.

New research finds a positive correlation between CEO fitness and firm value.

If you've been pushing off those big travel plans, don't wait any longer -- you can still work effectively even from another country.

Now what?

Being a good cab driver is a great allegory for being an entrepreneur.

Three strategies to help you stay motivated and satisfied when your work feels less than glamorous.