What do you get when you put four smart, interesting people getting together to help each along the wily, treacherous path of growing a business? The magic of a Mastermind Group!
In August of 2006, I posted an article called Why your business needs a peer-led MasterMind on Mastermind Groups by Mark Silver.
He did [...]

While I prefer to put my energy toward all the great stuff that happens, there are a few not so great things that must make it on to the blog.
A few months ago I reviewed the Brother MFC 5890cn (multi-function machine). My two main beefs with it were that you have to pull the [...]

I received a Brother Multi-Function Center (MFC) 5890cn (inkjet) to review. For those not familiar with the MFC concept, it’s one machine that has fax, scan, copy, and print capabilities. This one also has media slots for capturing photos, and is networkable by plugging it into your network router.
Price-wise, it’s a low range variety that [...]

I believe the concept of the Natural Professional is extremely important to the conceptual cohesiveness of Project Simplify’s programs.
So important, I initiated the trademark process in September 2008.
Well, I’m happy to report that I just received the Certificate of Registration! It’s got a gold seal and everything.
I just did the words, since [...]

just the fax ma’am
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A little over 3 years ago I posted about eFax.com as a great solution for a great fax solution. The link went to their main site: efax.com.
Well, not so great report on that one, they dropped my free account last fall because I wasn’t letting in their spam advertisers [...]

Monday morning, somewhere between up and down, here and there. I sit to settle the waters and write to skim the scum off the surface.
Why? What’s the importance of settling in and settling down to getting everything done I want to do? Tough question in the sense that it just feels so right even [...]

A couple of years ago, David Allen (of Getting Things Done fame) offered a 2 minute timer to assist people in sticking with the 2 minute rule when processing their inbox. He charges $10 for this which was $10 more than many bloggers and programmers were willing to pay for what is, apparently to them, [...]