Entrepreneurship and Disability Guide Lands on Amazon’s Top 100 Kindle List
Changing Your Work or Career Stats /9/28/2015 PDF Changing Your Work or Career_ How to Explore Self-Employment Options After Injury or Illness, Dee Adams – Amazon Note: A PDF version is available with charts and worksheets on Teachers Pay Teachers The PDF version differs in content from the Kindle counterpart. Dee Adams is the author […]
Why Samuel Battle Didn’t Publish his Memoir
Lessons from One Righteous Man…Video One Righteous Man: Samuel Battle and the Shattering of the Color Line in New York, by Arthur Browne is the story of the life of the first African-American police officer. Journalist Arthur Browne recently appeared on C-Span to discuss the life of the policeman who had a challenging and historic […]
Lessons From An Inventive Architect
The Creative Genius of Bjarke Ingels Spatial aptitudes in action! At times managing his creations is like playing Twister with a 1300-foot highrise. An innovator in his profession, Bjarke Ingels talks about how he incorporates trends and community needs into his ideas to create problem-solving solutions. Work based on “Information-driven design,” says Ingels. Dee Adams […]
How A Test Prep Educator Got Free Publicity For His Company
ChoEducators Updated 3/25/25 Editor’s note: While the takeaway content below is evergreen, this business closed because of the pandemic. Season 14 of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire aired this week and contestant Chris Cho’s appearance was a masterpiece of creative marketing and promotion. You see, Cho owns Cho Educators, an SAT and ACT test […]
Food for Thought: Nutrition for Aspring Entrepreneurs
Warren Brown CakeLove founder Warren Brown appeared on the Today show this morning and he demonstrated his high-level creativity. Check out his ingredients spin on a Bacon and Eggs Breakfast Lasagna. One takeaway from the show is that planning ahead for good mealtime nutrition is not only a timesaver but likely cuts down on a […]
Creative Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and Employment Paths
Nightly Business News Roundup Creative thinking and entrepreneurship, alternative employment and a career change was a theme featured in September 7 edition of Nightly Business News roundup. The airing included teen fashion entrepreneur Isabella Rose Taylor. Taylor found her niche after attending a sewing camp several years ago. But check out her site and it is […]
Corporate Crime Cases: Takeaways
Professor Rena Steinzor The professor’s book and C-Span presentation Why Not Jail? underscores several sobering issues that may well inspire some aspiring entrepreneurs. Since problems in the marketplace spark many business ideas, Why Not Jail? is a useful overview of an array of industries. Appalling circumstances rooted in historical economics the philosophy that workers are commodities […]
Finding Inspiration In Historical Newspapers
Labnol’s Guide to Old Newspaper Articles Online Newspaper archives are a great resource for uncovering little-known or long-forgotten stories Labnol.org offers a handy time-saving resource list. But be aware that the trick is to structure work style with the activity. For example, sitting at home on the computer versus spending time onsite at a specialized […]
Using C-Span As A Research Tool
Book TV Book TV is a great resource tool on a diverse array of subjects. For example, bedbugs, history, war, weather, politics. Note: You will find a list of 20 topics covered http://www.c-span.org/series/?bookTv popular culture, education and numerous industries. Q and A, panel discussions often reveal additional interesting backstories. Two recent C-Span broadcasts illustrate how ideas […]
Balancing Work-Life Strategies And Homebased Business
Nightline and Harvard Business Study The challenge of combining a business at home with family responsibilities is highlighted in a recent Nightline segment Takeaways include identifying where all the time goes and rethinking how time is spent. But one idea not discussed might involve taking a closer look at the small child and identifying what […]