Inspiration to Follow Your Blueprint

Tweak a popular product just a little, keep supply low, and you have new creations that are both intriguing and in high demand. What might you create with just a slight twist??

“If You Fry It, They Will Come. Cronuts and the Business Case for Imitation.”

Often times, our side passions help to motivate and move us in all areas of our life, including our business.  This woman’s passion for yoga helped her to stretch as an entrepreneur and leadership coach. Yoga helped her to be more bold and more present in her work.  What hobby or passion might also impact how you do business?

“How Yoga Helped Me Succeed in My New Career.”

From networking to interviewing to increasing your salary, this article offers 30 tips primarily geared to those in their 20’s, but that are helpful to anyone seeking to move up the career ladder.  Each rung brings you one step closer to your dream!

“30 By 30: The Smartest Career Moves.”

You never know where a creative, innovative, new idea may lead, even if you don’t have the “logical” background to pursue it. Following a hunch, this young man launched from a basement-born company to a multi-million dollar business in less than 2 years. What “dumb idea” have you been afraid to pursue that might be worth another look?

“This New Orleans Startup Is Turning the Tables on the Restaurant Industry.”

How often do we wait for someone to tell us it’s ok or to invite us to do something rather than following our own gut? Stop waiting and get going! Declare who you are and what you have to offer, even if it has nothing to do with your current or past career. Often, what feels like a “new” career is really something that you’ve been doing very naturally for years.

“You Don’t Need Permission to Change Careers.”

“The supreme accomplishment is to blur the line between work and play.” Arnold Toynbee