As part of my ongoing series featuring fiery entrepreneurs, today I finally have chance to showcase in detail the great Anthony Green of Take Care of Biz, a business blog for aspiring entrepreneurs. Anthony has been appearing quite frequently here as of late because well, he’s fine gent and a good friend. Is there a company that this many hasn’t run?...

Guest post by Anthony Green of Take Care of Biz At the expense of being an absolutist, I’d like to share two truths about cash as it relates to entrepreneurial success: 1. If you have too much cash, you’re going to kill your motivation. There’s nothing worse for staying entrepreneurially motivated than having a big, fat wad of money sitting in your savings...

Sometimes I like to dedicate entire posts to entrepreneurs that I’ve met and admire. Sometimes interviewing them or sometimes putting up a short blurb about them and their business. These are usually my favorite types of posts – I love talking about the work of others and being inspired by the work of my peers. And as a bonus, everyone always appreciates...

As some of you may or may not know, I’m huge points collector. My wallet has more points related cards than it does anything else, including cash (which is a whole other matter on its own). I only use credit cards for the points that I collect from them. In fact, I usually don’t buy anything unless I know I’m benefiting with points one way or the...

Well it’s not any kind of Holiday for us Canadians this week.. but that won’t stop many from filling up our gas tanks and venturing out to border cities on Black Friday weekend to score some major shopping deals. If dealing with that kind of madness isn’t your kinda thing – it isn’t mine (I rarely head to malls unless its to accompany...

In the past little while I’ve been harder on myself than usual regarding my “productive time” or time spent on activities and priorities that are both important and lead to income generation. With the cancellation of a major project I was looking to undertake, a dip in other projects, and unfocused/changing priorities have resulted in...