Have you ever dreamed of setting up an office at home and working in your pajamas? For better or worse, this dream has suddenly become a reality for many people. While working from home can be productive, it also can be unproductive and even problematic. It all depends on how you approach working at home […]
Month: April 2020
This is where your state stands on reopening during the coronavirus pandemic
In lieu of a nationwide stay-at-home order, governors across the country have taken their constituents’ public health safety into their own hands. Here is the latest for residents of the 50 states and six territories in the United States (and compare it to their estimated peak dates for coronavirus deaths and resource use): Read more from source article […]
What’s the Difference Between Shelter in Place, Safer at Home, and Stay Home Orders?
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, local governments are not only forced to provide essential services under dangerous circumstances, they are also responsible for clearly communicating emergency procedures to the public. This often requires taking terms used by emergency personnel and translating them for a much broader audience. The task of taking technical information […]
3 Quick Things You Can Do to Conserve Cash Now
The Coronavirus pandemic has sent a shock wave through the global economy. If your business is anything like mine, you’re most likely already seeing a drop off in demand and a slowdown in traffic. Sadly, many of my clients who operate “non-essential” businesses have been forced to shut their doors to limit the spread of […]
Answering Your Questions About the Paycheck Protection Program
Congress has passed the stimulus bill, setting aside $349 billion to help small businesses. The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) will provide funding so that small businesses can receive forgivable loans in order to help with payroll and other essential costs. If you’re a small business owner trying to navigate through the pandemic, this money will be a […]
10 Important Resources to Help Your Business Survive the Coronavirus Pandemic
Small businesses in the U.S. are having to navigate new issues like never before. The Coronavirus pandemic is creating significant disruptions to both supply chains and demand. Some of my clients have been forced to close their doors due to area-wide quarantines, while others are seeing orders stop and work not getting done. The impact […]
How to Protect Your Car From Theft
Technology has helped to change auto theft in significant ways. Engine immobilizers, audible alarms and vehicle recovery systems have made cars harder to steal and easier to recover. Today’s thefts are often the product of opportunity, with would-be thieves looking for unsuspecting drivers who leave their cars unattended. While motor vehicle theft rates have declined […]
How to Handle Difficult Clients and Customers
Difficult clients can not only rattle you in the moment, but also cause long term stress and strain on your business. Long-term stress can cause you and your employees to experience a variety of symptoms, such as: Anxiety Depression Sleep problems Headaches These symptoms can all translate into business downfalls, such as: Decreased morale Decreased […]
Spring Home Maintenance Tips
The milder days of spring are a perfect time to do a thorough spring cleaning and perform home maintenance. After a long winter, it is a good idea to spend time on preventive measures to help maintain your home and property throughout the year. Tasks such as cleaning out your gutters, checking for dead trees and […]
Preventing Tax Fraud and Identity Theft
When it comes to filing taxes, there are plenty of reasons to file early instead of waiting until the last minute. The two most obvious are to get your refund back sooner, if you are receiving one, and to avoid long lines in the early-April post office rush. One of the most compelling and more […]
