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Yes, they're cumbersome, but don't ignore the corporate formalities if you don't want creditors poking into your personal assets.

The choice of a charity should be carefully considered. Use 3 steps to make a win-win decision.

After a financial meltdown that has left no sector of the economy untouched, just about every business has started cutting back.

This week, I had an opportunity to read an advance copy of Dan Schawbel鈥檚 Me 2.0: Build a Powerful Brand to Achieve Career Success (April 2009). The focus of the book is on personal branding. However, the emphasis is on how Web 2.0 tools play an integral role in building your personal brand. While Schawbel is targeting younger audiences, if you鈥檙e looking for a job or worried that you may be looking for a job in the near future, this is a must read鈥搉o matter what your age.

I'm back from Thanksgiving in Florida (It was COLD there) and ready for entrepreneurial action. I had my Monday morning goals call鈥搘hich I highly suggest all of you start doing. Find a group of young entrepreneurs and have weekly calls during which you set your goals. I just sent my goals to Morgan and Elizabeth, and they are as follows...

Michelle DeAngelis is the founder and president of Michelle Inc., a management consulting firm that has served Fortune 500 companies for 14 years. In her book, Get A Life That Doesn't Suck, she details tricks helpful to entrepreneurs looking for guidance on living life and starting their business successfully. WomenEntrepreneur.com asked her to discuss five key tips from her book from an entrepreneurial perspective.

Press releases can be targeted directly to consumers, without the media filter. Here are 4 new ways to use press releases to win sales.

If you can't do what you love, find something to be passionate about and develop whatever that is.

Remember that networking falls into the realm of business development, not sales.

Before you change your brand, know how the change affects your vision and your values.