By Guest Blogger Mary Schmidt, Marketing Troubleshooter Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, recently admitted that she leaves work at 5:30. And has been doing so ever since her children were born. I walk out of this office every day at 5:30 so I'm home for dinner with my kids at... Read more →

by Yvonne DiVita Who isn't waiting for America's Got Talent to return? I know I am. I'm not thrilled that Howard Stern in replacing Piers as a judge, but I'll reserve my comments on that for after I see a few shows. In meantime, there was one talented group of... Read more →

By Guest Blogger Donna DeClemente, Donna's Promo Talk I recall being first introduced to the Under Armour brand by my daughters. Both were involved in sports during their entire school years, specifically softball. I somehow had coerced my husband into coaching their coed "rookie" league team and he ended up... Read more →

by Yvonne DiVita I hate taxes. Well, not taxes, per se. I mean, they serve a purpose. I support those less fortunate than I (remembering when I was one of them), and I believe in sharing - so, I don't mind paying taxes. What I hate is the yearly April... Read more →

By Guest Blogger, Mary Schmidt, Marketing Troubleshooter Ann Romney hasn't worked a day in her life. - Hilary Rosen Some of my favorite people are moms (Hey, Yvonne!) I still have a mom. But, now that the outrage has died down a bit, I encourage us to not forget the... Read more →

by Yvonne DiVita Some people just don't like you. Reasonably or unreasonably, no matter what you do, they will find fault with you. On the Internet, hate is easy to share - after all, as the saying goes, "On the Internet, no one knows you're a dog." I've had more... Read more →

Guest post by Odysseas Papadimitriou, CEO, Cardhub What do rapper Lil Wayne, television personality Suze Orman, and comedian George Lopez have in common with checking accounts? Oddly enough, all were affected in one way or another by the Durbin Amendment, the legislation that instructed the Federal Reserve to cap debit... Read more →

by Yvonne DiVita In reference to the title today, have you read The Hunger Games books? Have you seen the first movie? Well, I have. Read all three books and seen the movie. And, I'm left... unimpressed. Actually, I'm left feeling sad. THIS is what passes for good reading today?... Read more →

By Amanda Ponzar It's Friday, and I'm supposed to post on Thursday, so once again, like usual, it's been that kind of week...month...year...couple of years. All I want to say today on Friday is TGIF -- and talk about being thankful. Yes, I've posted on "The Power of Giving Thanks"... Read more →

Guest post by Hannah Morgan Your Job Search Doesn’t Begin with A Resume So how do you begin your job search? It starts with assessment and research. Yuck, I know. But doing an assessment of what you want to do and what you like to do will focus your job... Read more →