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Watch out for these two cognitive biases. They can trick us into doing the wrong thing in our business. 

Why we undervalue our client work, and how we can better support each other as we pursue higher fees.

Five different ways to create recurring revenue—and what you need to do today to make more of it.

The problems with perfectionism—and what we should aim for instead.

Adam Kimmel describes how he build his six-figure content writing business on the side while working full-time as an engineer.

In today’s podcast episode, business journalist Elaine Pofeldt to offer her ideas and advice for successfully creating a microbusiness—that is, a business with no more than 20 employees (including yourself) and a handful of independent contractors.

Discover the two-part question I ask during every discovery call to qualify prospects—and land those that are a good fit.

Chrissie Zavicar describes how you can use LinkedIn newsletters and other new features to gain exposure and generate targeted leads.

Discover the value of not-yet-ready prospects, and why they’re an important—yet often overlooked—part of any successful business.

Learn why Stoneyfield decided to partner with Walmart—and what it can teach us about our own business decisions.

My thoughts on courage, fear, risk and perfectionism—and why everyone needs to get comfortable being uncomfortable.

Learn why you need to stop lowering your fees to get in the door with clients—and how you should approach them instead.

What you should (and shouldn’t) do when your business hits bottom.

Our businesses are as susceptible to single points of failure as any engineering project—unless we take steps to find and mitigate them.

Michele Linn talks about how she got into original research, what the work entails, how she finds clients, and how much these projects command in fees.

Respond thoughtfully—instead of reacting emotionally—to negative client feedback by following these five steps.

What a passage from media mogul Peter Barton’s book can teach us about how we perceive our unobtained goals.

Three pieces of advice that will help you finally solve your most complex and stubborn business problems.