Whether you’re looking to make a New Year’s resolution or you’re simply trying to implement some information security best practices, you would be well served to start using a password manager. Why? I'm here to tell you!

Any way you look at it, 2017 has been an eventful—and often stressful—year. Besides our own professional and personal lives, we’ve had to come to terms with a world that seems to be growing more dangerous by the day. On top of that, the current political climate is more contentious than I can recall in my lifetime. How can we find some peace and quiet from all the noise? You might try to unplug, but that is easier said than done. Still, taking care of our physical, mental, and emotional health has never been more important. One way to do that is to make time for meditation in the new year.

Editing is part science and part art form. There are certain grammatical rules you need to apply to your writing, but you also need your text to tell a story, and how you use your punctuation can add style and nuance. You might think this concept is more important when writing fiction, but I think it applies equally to business writing, which, let’s be honest, can be a little dry.

Grammar . . . for many, it’s a dirty word that evokes painful memories of sentence diagrams full of gerunds, present participles, and predicate nominative case. (This even makes me cringe, and I have made correcting grammar mistakes my living.) But it doesn’t have to be as complicated as we often make it out to be.

If you Google "effective marketing strategies for B2C companies," you're likely to see content and inbound marketing techniques among your search results. These terms might be new to you—if so, you're not alone!

So, what exactly are these techniques, and how can you put them to use for your business?