Legal
How to Legally Protect Your Business When Hiring Industry Talent
Thinking about hiring someone from a competitor? Learn how to avoid legal chaos by reviewing non-competes and protecting your business from day one.
Legal
Thinking about hiring someone from a competitor? Learn how to avoid legal chaos by reviewing non-competes and protecting your business from day one.
Technology
My first tech crisis was chaos. Here's the essential small business IT stack I use now to stay sane, secure, and out of Chaz's contact list.
Life
Running a business while keeping your life from total collapse? This guide won’t fix it all, but it will make you feel less alone in the chaos.
The Flop Hat
I missed payroll. Chaos followed. Paper checks were printed. Lessons were learned. Here's how a forgetful Friday turned into financial frenzy—and how you can avoid it.
Leadership
Being in charge doesn’t mean becoming a tyrant. This guide breaks down how to lead well, build trust, and avoid boss villain status.
Marketing
Is your newsletter getting ghosted? Learn what’s tanking your open rates, how to fix it, and how to finally make your subject lines not suck.
Operations
Tired of doing it all? Learn how to delegate the smart way—without micromanaging or watching your projects crash and burn.
Inventory
Feeling ambushed by new tariffs? This guide walks small business owners through tracking and recording import duties in QuickBooks Online and Xero—without needing a finance degree or therapy session after.
The Flop Hat
I broke our entire 10,000-product catalog with one rushed CSV upload. Chaos, free products, and Rewind to the rescue. Learn from my panic.
Inventory
Running out of bestsellers and buried in stuff that won’t move? Learn small business inventory tips that won’t require an MBA—or a forklift.
Operations
Today, we’re tackling the not-so-sexy world of **SOPs** — Standard Operating Procedures. If you just fell asleep reading that sentence, stay with me. We’re going to make it painless. Maybe even funny.
Technology
Let’s be real: setting up your office router is nobody’s dream project. If you're a small business owner, you've probably plugged it in, watched the lights blink, and called it good. And hey — if the internet works, why overthink it?