Being a manager requires discipline. You need to discipline yourself to not micromanage your team. They need to be able to fend for themselves when they're doing their job. Because you can't be there all the time.

Perhaps the biggest reason most business blogs fail after a few months is that it's difficult to stay motivated to write a blog. Here are some of the best strategies for keeping that motivation so you are sure to get the return you want from your blogging

Comments are likely something you're after on social media. They're a great way to see that your content is connecting with people. If you would like more comments on social media, then here are a few tips to help boost that engagement.

There are many 10x rules for life. Here are some of my personal favorites.

How far ahead do you think? What do you everyday to make sure you're making progress toward your long-term goals?

I didn't always think this way, but preparing my own meals the last several years has taught me a few life lessons.

Most blogs will stall after a few months. Some make it through the first year. But most don't make it past that point? Why? Here is a little insight into how to approach your blogging effort for the first year or even two to three years.

Do you still need a website for your local business today? If you want new customers then having a website is more important than ever.

Back in the early days of blogging you could leave comments and connect with a lot of people. It was a great strategy for engagement. Those days are over in the blogging world, but the same opportunity exists on another channel: LinkedIn.

This is one of the biggest mistakes brands make with content marketing. They consume content that educates or entertains them. They love it. They want to create it. So they create their own content, but instead of creating something entertaining and educa