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Our Favorite Blog Posts of the Week

Hopefully you found some time between World Cup matches to stay on top of the latest business blogs. If you didn’t, no matter. We did. Here are our favorite blog posts of the week, which we think offer tremendous value for small business owners.

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The Starting Lineup

Here’s a sneak peak at our upcoming podcast “Smashing the Plateau,” which premiers next Monday, July 28. Below are brief descriptions of the show’s first three guests. Blaine Graboyes – Blaine has held the titles of CEO, Executive Producer, Game Designer, and many others in the digital entertainment industry. He has worked with brands and…

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One More Week

It’s finally here…well, almost! After a whole lot of hard work and preparation, the first episode of our new podcast “Smashing the Plateau” goes live next Monday, July 28. Over the next few weeks and months you’re going to hear from a top video game designer-entrepreneur, the guy who signed the Red Hot Chili Peppers,…

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Our Favorite Blog Posts of the Week

Summer is in full swing, and the year is right around halfway through. (How is that New Year’s Resolution coming along?) If you’re like most people, the heat of summer pushes you back indoors. Here are three articles we think will keep your brain sharp and focused on the tasks at hand.

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Our Favorite Blog Posts of the Week

We at TEND like to serve up our favorite blog posts each week so that you, our dear reader, will have something to discuss on Monday. To email to a colleague. Or simply just to ponder. Here are this week’s posts. Happy discussing/emailing/pondering.

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The Relationship Between Habits and Genius

We spend a lot of time here talking about how to build systems and processes to help businesses run smoothly (and profitably). But like everything else, systems are run by people. And when it comes down to it, the best systems are powered by strong habits. For those who doubt the power of the almighty…

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Our Favorite Blog Posts of the Week

The business blogosphere is full of great content. Finding all of it on your own takes time and effort, which we are happy take off your plate each week. Here are three posts from around the web that struck us as important. We’re confident you’ll feel the same.

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What Is Smashing The Plateau?

You’ve waited long enough, so here it is at last…the full description of our new podcast. It’s called Smashing the Plateau and it’s the podcast for people looking to get unstuck in their businesses and their lives. Here’s the story.

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Our Favorite Blog Posts of the Week

As small business owners, we all know it’s important to keep up to date with the industry’s ecosystem. Personally, we like to scour the Internet for the best blog posts each week. It’s our way of relieving the pressure a little; think of it as one less fire to fight. Usually there are too many…

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How to Succeed in Business: Tips From a Superstar Planned Giving Advisor

Tony Martignetti and I first met through a mutual colleague. Through his radio show, which he hosts in conjunction with his Planned Giving company, Tony publicizes valuable content that has routinely attracted me. Tony’s business is very focused, and it’s a specificity that has allowed him to corner a market. I think it’s a lesson…

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We’ve Got Big News!

Thanks to you we’re expanding our blog in a big way! When we started featuring interviews on our blog a few times a week, they quickly became our most popular posts. If there were any complaints, it was typically that 5 questions aren’t enough to give our fantastic guests the time and space they need…

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How to Succeed in Business: Tips From a Superstar Executive Coach and Leadership Strategist

How To Lead With Cultural Fluency With Jane Hyun

I first mane Jane Hyun while planning a series of events called Cross-Generational Conversation Day, founded by Phyllis Weiss Haserot. Jane is an internationally renowned consultant to Fortune 500 companies, but also a small business owner herself. Her experiences are broad, which means she can speak intelligently about a number of challenges business leaders face.…

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The One Trait the World’s Richest Business Owners All Share

How do people get wealthy? It’s a question entrepreneurs who are new to the game are itching to answer. Maybe it’s a relentless bulldog approach, or possibly an irresistible charm. You hear the word “hustle” get thrown a lot, too. Suddenly, you find yourself neck-deep in advice that, really, all seems pretty good. But the…

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Our Favorite Blog Posts of the Week

Keeping up with one business blog after another may be effortful, but even the most careless owner can recognize the importance of keeping your finger on the pulse. If you need better information, faster, look no further. We rounded up the best posts of the week so you don’t have to. Happy browsing.

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How to Succeed in Business: Tips From a Superstar Forensic Accountant

David Zweighaft is a forensic accountant, which means he brings a very specialized skill to companies as an external resource. His success depends on developing trust with his clients, a challenge I’m sure all business leaders face at one time or another. David’s perspective on trust has broad implications for how to navigate the working…

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How to Succeed in Business: Tips From a Superstar Merchant Services Entrepreneur

President and CEO of Progressive Payment Solutions Jonathan Kramer is an expert business networker, and that is how we met. Jonathan is a small business owner and service provider, which means he knows firsthand the importance of being a resource and smart decision maker. He knows how to see a market opportunity, create differentiated value…

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How to Succeed in Business: Tips From a Superstar Career Guidance Specialist

Andrea Eisenberg and I first met many years ago when she provided outplacement services for one of my employees. As an expert in offering career guidance, at her business Preferred Transition Resources, Andrea knows human capital is a company’s most important asset. Andrea shows us that people skills can be measured both qualitatively and quantitatively.…

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Our Favorite Blog Posts of the Week

If you’d rather spend time at the end of your week doing things outside your business, but still involved in the ecosystem, we have the answer. Here are our favorite blog posts from this week, rounded up nice and tidy so you can read them one (or four) at a time.

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How to Succeed in Business: Tips From a Business Growth Architect

Adrian Miller and I have worked together as consultants and workshop leaders. She knows firsthand just how important it is to strike a balance between internal and external resources, objectivity and intimacy. As business owners, we’re always seeking better ways to optimize our resources. Adrian has key insights that just about any leader can use…

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How to Succeed in Business: Tips From a Superstar Copywriting Strategist

Writing For Humans With Jean Tang

Jean Tang and I both hail from the same alma mater – Cornell. Jean founded MarketSmiths, a copywriting agency, to provide carefully created, custom content for a variety of businesses. Her perspectives as both a service provider and business owner offer up a unique combo. She understands deeply what a healthy work culture looks like,…

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3 Things Your Employees Need to Hear You Say When You Hire Outside Help

Sure, hiring a diverse team can bring on challenges. You might get multiple answers to a straightforward question, or cultural differences might cause people to butt heads. But don’t forget the bigger picture: An eclectic team shows up positively in the bottom line. The best diverse teams also include outside help, to complement their internal…

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