Trademark Application

September 10, 2008 | Comments Off

On my primary business, we are in the process of re-branding our business to a more generic name that would be more appealing to other consultants interested in helping in the practice.  The name of the legal entity on which I hold my consulting practice remains the same, but we may want to add the [...]

Employee or Partner ? – Why Employees Earn Less

September 9, 2008 | Comments Off

Good, responsible small business owners tend to want to share the whealth and success with their contractors and employees: sometimes even much more than the contractors and employees deserve.  At least that is what I have observed.
At a particular point in time I was having an extremely profitable moment in my practice.  An ex subordinate, [...]

I Think Therefore I Inc.

August 26, 2008 | Comments Off

By no means the title of the article means that those that don’t Inc don’t Think. It refers at how easy is to start your own business in a country founded by capitalist principles and values (even when we may be losing them in recent years).
Many people ask the same thing: How do I set [...]

The 80 Hour Work Week Myth

August 1, 2008 | Comments Off

I have heard so many people say they are hard-workers that do 60, 70, and even 80 hour weeks. Given the fact that weeks have 168 hours, and humans normally need around 50 to sleep, 20 to eat, and probably 20 more to do necessities like bathe, clothe, and go to the bathroom, an 80 [...]

Contractors: You Are Creating A Market

May 23, 2008 | Comments Off

When a full time employee goes on his/her own and starts selling his/her services there is one interesting thing that he provides the companies who may be interested in hiring them:  A Market.
Big companies can’t offer services that they can’t deliver.  But since the contractor offers to deliver services on their behalf, now they have access [...]

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