Carol’s Crystal Ball: Are We Just at the Beginning?
Economic uncertainty, mass layoffs, banking failures – oh my. We are clearly living in interesting times. What will it lead to? What does the future hold for us? Carol posted this recently and I wanted to share it here. Food for thought for sure. Let Carol know what you think on LinkedIn or Twitter! Photo […]
Are You Using AI for Writing? You Need to Consider the Legal Risks.
For the past few months it seems like I couldn’t look at LinkedIn without seeing something about ChatGPT or other AI writing tools. I spent some of my favorite years in corporate in risk management practices at the big consulting firms, so part of me was looking for the inevitable IP and legal ramifications of […]
When a Venerable Institution Closes
I am sad that the Career Resource Center (CRC) in Lake Forest, IL is closing after 30 years. I was shocked to read that email. It was a great organization that helped so many white-collar professionals. I was lucky enough to also work with some of those professionals because I spoke there three times a […]
Best Quotes for a Positive Mindset in Business
Sometimes, entrepreneurs and small business owners can get so discouraged, frustrated or bogged down in the day-to-day tasks of running a business that their mindset might need a boost of positivity to keep moving forward. With that in mind, we reached out to the motivational CarolRoth.com contributor network of business owners, experts, advisors and entrepreneurs […]
How to Buy Gold and Precious Metals for the First Time
If you have never bought physical metals before it can be scary, but with the current economic backdrop and bank failures, more people are looking to hedge their wealth. Carol Roth talks with account executive Sherrill from Goldline about the process of buying physical gold, silver, and other metals. (Full disclosure: Carol works with them […]
It’s Not For You – And That’s Okay
When you write anything – an email, a web page, a newsletter, a book – you need to write it to a specific reader. If what you’re writing isn’t targeted, specific, and most importantly, relevant, your reader will move on. As marketing expert Seth Godin said in “It’s not for everyone”: “It’s not for everyone” […]
Small Business Hiring: How to Spot a Bully Before They Work for You
Workplace bullying is something nobody should have to experience, and yet it does happen. As I was being interviewed on a podcast about my book, the host asked me how HR professionals or hiring managers could potentially spot a bully before they hired them. One bully in a leadership position can wreak havoc on an […]
How to Stay Focused and Accountable in a Distracted World
As a small business owner, you can accidentally get distracted (or deliberately distract yourself) at any time. However, you started your business to create some result or achieve some goal, so you may need to get support to help you stay focused and accountable. Schedule focused time If you need to do business planning and […]
Small Business Lessons From Food Trucks
Food trucks have been around for a long time. My first memory of them is as a child. I loved the Mister Softee ice cream trucks. I swooned for a chocolate and vanilla soft-serve twist dipped in chocolate sprinkles. Growing up in New York City, there were lots of food vendors serving the constant flow […]
Best Low-tech Hack to Improve Productivity
In a world full of apps, sometimes the very best thing you can do to improve your productivity is to go low-tech and get hands on with your calendar. What does that mean? It means that you schedule everything – professional appointments, personal appointments, fun things, white space to envision and dream (or to goof […]
Upcoming Book-You Will Own Nothing (7/11/23)
The elite are jockeying to control and come out on top in the new global financial order. Learn what is happening and how to fight back.
