Editor’s Notebook 247

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 Your Brain on Retail Therapy. A little shopping might turn around your bad mood. A to-do list trick. Once again for the folks in the back,…

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4 Ways to Ensure Your Safety at Work

Workplace safety is crucial because there’s a possibility of injuries, especially if you’re in a high-risk environment such as a construction site or factory. In the US, there were about 2.8 million employee injuries in 2019. As the pandemic continues, safety in the workplace has become more of a priority. The company you work for…

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11 Unusual Planning Tips to Tame Your To-Do List

After a while, the same old planning tips just won’t work anymore. Maybe you’ve tried choosing your priorities. You’re sick of action plans. And you’ll scream if one more person tells you to “Eat that frog!” So what do you do when you have a mountain of work but no motivation and no strategy? I’ve…

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How to Increase Efficiency at Your Warehouse

There’s a lot of potential to build a great company when you’re running a warehouse, but the costs can be significant. Your profit depends on how effectively you and your team work. While all types of companies have efficiency issues, the problem is more pronounced at a warehouse where there are many different elements to…

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4 Environmentally Friendly Tips for a Greener Business

There are many ways a conscientious business owner such as yourself can make your business greener, and all it takes is some focused research and implementation. Choosing environmentally friendly, green initiatives is great for business because it impresses your customers and your staff. You may have greater staff retention when they identify with your greener…

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3 Simple Ways to Make Your Small Business Stand Out

When you start a new business, you want it to succeed, but with so many steps to take, it’s not surprising when a few things fall through the cracks. Building a cohesive brand often gets forgotten during the startup phase. Your business’s branding is the first thing potential customers see, so build a strong brand…

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How to Protect Your Business Against Power Outages

We’re more dependent on electricity than ever before, and electricity is required for many things in our daily lives, including running a business. It’s essential to protect your small business from power failures to ensure the safety of your employees and the business itself. Here’s how to prepare and what to do if a power…

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