By Jeff Schuster

The top reason that most businesses fail is that they don't create a product or service their customers want. It pays to do simple market research.

By Jeff Schuster

Profit means different things to different people. A business owner's relationship with money is the one thing that can impact their success the most.

By Jeff Schuster

Some small business owners go overboard in excess expenses and sink their company before it's had a chance to sail.

By Jeff Schuster

Ironically, most small businesses spend more than they charge their customers. In order to survive you must make a profit.

By Jeff Schuster

Getting paid for your time can be limiting. If you decide to run a business on your own as a consultant, you will quickly hit a revenue ceiling.

By Jeff Schuster

Most small businesses provide a service where they charge by the hour. Unfortunately, many new small business owners under charge.

By Jeff Schuster

The first step in starting a small business is to do the math. In order for you to survive as a business owner, you must be able to make money.

By Jeff Schuster

So, you've had it with your boss; you've had it with your co-workers; and you feel like you could do much better on your own.

By Aaron Dutil

Anxiety is demonized in modern society but it carries certain benefits from those who have it, if you are willing to listen.

By Richard Hutton

From doing what your parents did, to going to high paid jobs, to finding your passion. It's time for the next step, because now we know better.