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Editor’s Notebook 240

The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week I Read 32 Books Last Summer — Here Are 5 Rules I Live by to Finish as Many as Possible. My TBR pile is getting uncomfortably…

Creative Ways to Use Lanyards for Business, Health, and Home

Lanyards are a handy little item that are great for business conferences, large events, and identification purposes. I use branded lanyards for my Life Editor Weekend attendees (that is, when we have the retreat in-person). Maybe you don’t give much thought to the simple ribbon and plastic tag that hangs around your neck, but there…

How to Help Your Employees Work From Home

The last year showed just how quickly companies can adapt and forced many to allow their employees to work from home. While some people are coming back into offices now, many have realized just how great it is to work from home. There are definite benefits including saving on electricity and office rent, and that…

8 Jobs That Are Disappearing Fast

We all like to think that the job we’ve chosen is the one that we’ll stay with for life. It’s one thing to proactively decide on a career change, but it’s something else when your job becomes obsolete. As technology moves faster, there are jobs that could disappear forever within the next few years. Here…

4 Best Tips for Hiring a Trucking Company for Your Business

Whether you have a retail or wholesale business, if your daily operations for your business require heavy-duty performance and material transportation, then buying trucks for your business is the perfect solution. However, not all newly built businesses can afford to buy trucks. That’s where trucking companies come in and can be a great and cost-effective…

4 Tell-Tale Signs You Can Trust Your New Hire

Hiring the right person for the job is one of the toughest decisions you’ll make as a business owner. Even with the best of intentions, no applicant is entirely honest during the interview process because they’re focused on making a positive impression. While applicants are unlikely to lie, they can choose to embellish the truth…

5 Reasons Why Your Business Needs Good Curb Appeal

Every business needs good curb appeal because it’s the first thing people see when they come to your business, and it can greatly affect their decision to make a purchase. A good exterior speaks volumes about the type of company you run, how much care you put into your work, and how invested you are…