The Baby Boomer Entrepreneur

Janet the researcher has tagged me in this blogging game known as the Non-Fiction Interests Meme. She was tagged by Bill West at West in New England who was tagged by Lori Thornton at Smoky Mountain Family Historian blog. And the game continues.
What issues/topic interests you most–non-fiction?

Business obviously! I’m always reading books about business: [...]

This has been an exciting week for me. Yesterday I was speaking at A Women’s Forum on Entrepreneurship in Walkerton Ontario. It was a great group of women and we all had lots of fun.
Whether I’m a speaker or a participant, there’s something very invigorating about getting together with other business people. I think it’s [...]

Creating a mission statement for a business, particularly when you are a solo-preneur, seems like a wasted effort for a lot of people. I know when I was first asked to create one as part of a coaching program I was in, I resisted. I didn’t know what to say. It took me weeks to [...]

Whether we are consciously aware of them or not, we all have a core set of personal values that guides our actions. There may be a long list of values that we identify with, but there is a key group, or core values, that truly define us.Values are principles or qualities that are important to [...]

Since today is the first Family Day holiday here in Ontario - not to mention my birthday - I’ve decided to give myself the day off.
Before I do I thought I’d share a link that may be useful.
Over the years I’ve intentionally avoided learning any HTML. I didn’t see the need, plus I always felt [...]