Category: Creativity

Enhancing Creativity And Productivity With The Latest Software Tools

In today’s digital age, software tools have revolutionized the way we work, enabling individuals and businesses to enhance creativity and productivity like never before. From graphic design and video editing to project management and collaboration, there is a wide array of software available to streamline tasks and unleash creativity. These tools offer innovative features, intuitive
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Can I have a bag with that!

Our business is to always put you on the cutting edge of what we think is the best deal. The primary aim is to save you money or make you money. It’s always a matter of shopping around and trying to find what’s best for you at the time. It’s so very true, sadly true
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Advice Apps

Sometimes I wonder, what with all the apps currently available on your iPhones or iPads whether there is a need for a financial advisor at all. On some of the apps you just need to punch in the necessary figures and the application will come up with a solution to your problem. Of course I
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SAVINGS 101 FOR SINGLES

ATTENTION all single people! Here is a question for you – how much have you saved up? Let’s be honest, some folks think that saving money should start when they have a family and that single people should ‘live the life!’ Most of the time that would mean buying a lot of expensive material stuff
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4 Tips for Creating Your Own Art Business

Everyone dreams of a lifelong career in pursuit of their passion, but how many can make this a reality? Are you overwhelmed with the great undertaking that is creating an art business? Feeling like you will never be able to accomplish your dreams? If so, you may need a better understanding of what it takes
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Why going the extra mile is a step too far

The modern business mantra of “under-promise, over-deliver” has been embraced by many an entrepreneur, but a new study suggests that it is bunkum. The research, carried out by two American universities, found that simply keeping promises is actually better than exceeding them. Researchers at the University of Chicago and the University of California, San Diego,
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Corporate giants ‘hold key to £670bn funding tap for start-ups’

Big businesses should be given tax breaks to encourage them to invest an estimated £670 billion in start-ups, according to an entrepreneurs’ manifesto backed by Luke Johnson, the venture capital veteran. A return to “corporate venturing” is one proposal included in a report published by the Centre for Entrepreneurs, which is calling for political parties
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Insurers cry ‘foul’ over rising claims of industrial deafness

Claims for industrial deafness have surged in the past five years amid fears that it has become a new hunting ground for claims management firms and personal injury lawyers. Days after the Association of British Insurers warned that industrial deafness had become a new “cash cow” for the legal profession, leading insurers have published figures
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