A Better Way to Keep Your New Year Resolutions It’s about that time when New Year’s resolutions start to unravel. If you’re feeling like giving up on yours, you’re not alone—and it’s not because you’re lazy or undisciplined. The truth is, willpower and... 
Emojis (those little non-alphabet symbols) have become a part of our everyday language. We used them in texts, emails, and social media posts. Because we use them so often they’ve also started to crop up as evidence in our courtrooms. In this week’s two-minute tip,... 
You may owe fiduciary duties to your corporation, even if you are the only owner. A fiduciary duty is the responsibility of every director and officer of your company. So what does it mean to have a fiduciary duty to your company? It’s all about doing... 
If you’re going to use an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding), who should draft it? Does the company who wants to hire you write it or should you? Tisha walks you through it in this Two Minute Tip. QUESTION: “For the MOU, does the company that wants you to consult or... 
Are you suffering from the Strategy Execution Gap? That’s when you look for a solution for your business online, in books, at seminars, and anywhere else you can think of – but you can’t find an answer to fit your situation. So you get stuck and give up. If this... 
Understanding the difference between a copyright and a trademark doesn’t have to be complicated. Let’s break it down: A copyright protects original creative works that are fixed in a tangible medium. Think books, music, art, or a uniquely designed vehicle. A trademark... Page 3 of 15«12345...10...»Last » 