Most people don’t like freeways and traffic so it’s lucky if you can live fairly close to your work.  Many people however, aren’t in that position.  According to The Atlantic and Reuters News Agency, the American commuter spends an average of 38-42 hours per year stuck in traffic (very slow or stop-and-go).  It’s much worse…

One of the potential perks of a business trip is that occasionally one finds oneself near points of interest.  This might be a museum, a natural wonder, a special hike or fishing spot, or even relatives near by.  When business is complete, schedule allowing, one can take advantage of this before returning home. With a…

Now that the dust has settled regarding Section 179 Deductions and we have some certainty that businesses will be able to deduct up to half the cost of equipment and machinery placed newly in service, many businesses are eyeing what asset purchases might make the most sense. The list of equipment varies according to the…

One of the things that a business has to consider is it’s ability to change directions.  This relates just as much in sales and service as it does in product development and manufacturing.  These days, being slow to respond and “lumbering” is certainly not a winning approach/ advantage. Being able to respond quickly to changing…

I won’t say a pilot’s license is an easy thing to get, but I would have to say that it probably wouldn’t be the hardest thing you’ve had to do in your life.  I won’t try to guess what that hardest thing might have been.  Let’s just say it’s not that hard. So now that…