In a recent interview, pop sensation and honorary Nashvillian Ed Sheeran told Time Magazine that he lives his life by three simple rules, "Be nice to everyone, always smile, and appreciate things ...

Chris Sullivan, Courion’s vice president of customer solutions, recently posted a blog entry about risk management. In it he quotes Warren Buffett, the world’s richest man and undisputed king of ...

Editor’s note: The following article by Patrick Doyle, vice president of sales, surgery division, for SourceMedical, appeared in the Spring 2010 edition of SourceMedical’s “Insider Source” magazine.

Charlie Munger spent a lifetime turning plainspoken ideas into extraordinary results, and his approach to money was no exception. Instead of chasing complicated formulas, he leaned on a few clear ...

It’s time to feed the birds again. Over the years I have written 19 different columns on bird feeding, and I recently re-read them all. My advice hasn’t changed much and here I distill it into three ...

Here are three rules to remember when you are about to criticize another person. As with all things worth doing, they are easier said than done—and each requires practice. 1. When you have a specific ...

Rule #1. Use the simplest word that will do the job. Don't say "utilize" or "employ." Say "use." Don't say "observe" when "see" will do. Don't say "demonstrate" when "show" will say what you mean.

This year my fitness business, like many others, experienced turnover and changes in key leadership roles. All these changes brought in new energy and fresh perspectives, but also a sharp decline in ...