I've joined a closed Facebook group within my niche. It's a great source of information and gives me a sense of the types of questions and issues people are facing within the niche. My niche is pet related, specifially dogs. I'd love to download and use some of the fun or funny picutres people post, but I don't want be unethical or make anyone angry. What are the ethics or proper etiquette relative to using images found on Facebook, in my blog?

Writing is hard! I'm an artist so it's always been easier for me to draw a picture than write a paragraph, and we won't even mention my inability to spell properly. So the most daunting task for me has been the prospect of writing content. My wife is an author and has been a writer all her life, (well from the time she learned to write the alphabet as a child anyway). Writing comes easy for her, probably because she's far exceeded her 10,000 hours doing so. But this is new to me, and I struggle

In my years I've been part of several small and medium-sized businesses and ministries. The leadership of these endeavours would spend days, weeks or months pouring over a Mission and Vision Statement. Having a clearly defined mission is critical for any business. It guides your daily decisions and gives direction to where you place your energy and resources. Without it you can work really hard and be moving in tiny circles without any intentional movement.I just realized that I started this bu

I've been with WA for less than a month and have been plugging away on the training - trying my hardest to follow the system and not jump ahead. I'm currently in my mid-50s and have been an entrepreneur my entire life. I think it started in the 4thgrade when I was selling drawings to my friends for a dime. While in college I established a freelance art business that I still have to this day. Since then I’ve had a design studio, several retail stores, and dabbled in several niche sales org