Monthly Archives: June 2019

Workers are real people, not robots. Physical workplaces should reflect this.

This Instagram Influencer Says It 'Really Sucks' That She Was Attacked for Posting From the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster Zone

by Jake Kanter • June 12, 2019 • 0 Comments

‘It’s sad that people only see me as an ‘Instagram model’ and can’t believe that I’m deeply interested in history or physics.’

Why Today's Price Wars Are Ecommerce's Biggest Mistake

by Anthony Ng Monica • June 12, 2019 • 0 Comments

For most retailers, it makes sense to steer clear of any price wars, which they may not win anyway.

Why the Pomodoro Technique Is Failing You

by Tonya Dalton • June 12, 2019 • 0 Comments

The wildly popular productivity hack may be doing more damage than good.

Leadership Techniques That Build Unstoppable Teams

by Alden Mills • June 12, 2019 • 0 Comments

Former Navy SEAL and Perfect Fitness founder Alden Mills offers leadership insights into building teams that achieve success.

What I Learned After One of the World's Leading Brands Acquired My Startup

by Michael Cammarata • June 12, 2019 • 0 Comments

As entrepreneurs thinking about selling, you and your partners must be crystal clear about why you want to do that.

Shannan Monson on Why There's Never Been a Better Time to be a Woman With a Vision

by The Oracles • June 12, 2019 • 0 Comments

With the right plan, virtually anyone can earn financial freedom with just their smartphone, she says.

How to choose a great name for your new business

by Keith Tully • June 12, 2019 • 0 Comments

Originally written by Keith Tully on Small Business
As a contractor, freelancer or small business, you may consider operating through a limited company.
In order to establish your limited company, it must first be registered with Companies House, the UK registrar of companies which is accessible to the public. As part of the process, you will be required to name your limited company in accordance with legal guidelines set out by HMRC.
When naming your limited company, you should consider the connection this establishes with your sector, trade, and service offering.
The long-term viability of the name should also be considered, as if you expand or begin trading overseas, the name should remain appropriate and relevant to your company and customers.
By futureproofing your company name, it guarantees cost efficiency as you will be able to commit to marketing collateral and a dedicated domain, saving you time and money in the future.
Similar or ‘same as’ names
You are unable to use a name which is already in use, so before committing to your chosen company name, check that it is available.
Names that are similar or “same as” are those which appear only slightly different due to adding a punctuation mark or a special character.
Names that