Dal LaMagna was an entrepreneur from his early days, in every field from advertising to entertainment, but the idea that would ultimately transform him into the Tweezerman was sudden and painful. “My inspiration for Tweezerman was when I ended up with a backside full of splinters and was trying to take them out with a […]

In today’s oversaturated online environment, business owners who want to get the word out about their brand need to think outside the box if they want to cut through the noise. The drawback of paid advertising is that it doesn’t guarantee you’ll get the results you want. There’s a very specific reason for this: people […]

How The Squire App Is Changing Barbershops For men, the barbershop could mean a thousand different things. It could mean a social scene, a weekly touch-up that sets the tone for the rest of the week, or it could mean something dreadful, like a chore. Whatever it means, New York-based startup Squire wants to make […]

Plain and simple: you want to know how to get more clients for your service business. This is understandable—a service-based business can be more complex to market than one selling consumer products, since you don’t have anything to show potential clients. And in this economy, people like to spend cash on stuff they can see. […]

My grandfather repeated this adage over and over to me when I was a young boy: “Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.” For him, these words became a personal mantra as he lifted himself out of poverty, going from selling beans in rural California to creating two […]

Sometimes it seems like there’s never enough time to accomplish everything we’d like to. The problem is often our time management skills—or lack thereof. But no need to worry: you can easily improve your efficiency once you realize that it’s merely a combination of intelligent planning and focused efforts. To get started, here are five […]

Commuters are sick of sitting in traffic, standing in crowded subway cars, and dealing with busses that are perpetually late. Now many of them they’re biking to work instead. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of commuters who bike to work has increased by 60 percent over the past decade—from 488,000 in 2000 […]

No matter how old I get, September will always remind me of shopping for school supplies. Who doesn’t love the fresh start that comes with crisp notebooks and sharp pencils? Though back-to-school sales are typically geared toward students, there’s nothing that says adults can’t do a little fall office supply shopping of their own. So […]