Are you looking to keep your career while traveling? Thanks to advances in technology and changing attitudes toward work, more and more people are finding ways to balance their careers with their love of travel. Whether you’re a digital nomad, a freelancer, or simply someone who wants to explore the world while still earning a […]
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It’s essential for businesses to continuously strive to improve performances in the fiercely competitive business environment of today. The bottom line of your business can be significantly impacted by performance improvements because they can raise productivity, increase customer satisfaction, and spur growth. However, finding areas for improvement and putting changes into place can be a
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Many people dream of becoming full-time landlords. It’s a great way to free yourself from the 9 to 5, and it can be a fun way to earn a living at the same time. However, many people still don’t know how many units they require to gain independence from their regular work. As this article
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Do excuses hold back your small business? You know, those self-limiting beliefs you carry around with you? Forget about tried and true small business advice. You and I have likely heard the nuts and bolts style practical tips many times over. Create helpful content. Build relationships. Monetize through multiple income streams. Following simple practical tips
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Coming up with the perfect biz tip to kick off the BizTipster site for you, is, well, like asking for one precious raindrop from an ocean of water. I love business. It’s my life. Since I can remember, I love work. But operating a business is complicated. Interesting. Fun. Hard. Starting a new biz is even harder.
If you haven’t heard the small businesses’ tax monitoring affecting millions of gig workers has been delayed one year. Merry Christmas. The IRS admitted confusion around the new policy forced a year’s delay. The 1.9 trillion-dollar Covid relief bill passed last year by congress includes a change to the IRS tax code that requires businesses to file
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