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MLA Database – Military Lending Act 2023

The Military Lending Act or MLA database is a Department of Defense Manpower website that allows consumers, banks, credit card companies, and other lenders to verify if a consumer is a “covered borrower” as defined by the Military Lending Act of 2006. You can access the Military Lending Act website at https://mla.dmdc.osd.mil/mla/ The Military LendingContinueContinue reading “MLA Database – Military Lending Act 2023”

Aligning the Goals of Publisher and Author | Katie Anderson

The impact a book can have, even after years on the market. An interview with Katie Anderson about publishing a thought leadership book and the effects it has had on her business after three years. Publishers often look at books as seasonal, but an author needs to look at their book as a longContinueContinue reading “Aligning the Goals of Publisher and Author | Katie Anderson”

Leading Thoughts for August 31, 2023

IDEAS shared have the power to expand perspectives, change thinking, and move lives. Here are two ideas for the curious mind to engage with: I. Associate Professor Tod Bolsinger on leading change: “Groups are hardwired to believe that survival usually means reinforcing the way things have always been. So when an organization feels stress, theContinueContinue reading “Leading Thoughts for August 31, 2023”

5 Things You Need to Delete to Acquire Startup Success (Even if You’ve Already Been Successful)

Success really is rented, not bought, and earned every dayPhoto by chris robert on UnsplashThere’s a six-word phrase I’ve probably repeated more than any other statement in my life, to which I often receive knee-jerk pushback. I’m sure I’ve likely uttered this phrase at the very beginning of my career, in the “lost” times in between venturesContinueContinue reading “5 Things You Need to Delete to Acquire Startup Success (Even if You’ve Already Been Successful)”

This is Really How Often You Can Email Customers Before They Start Getting Annoyed

In a previous previous article by Aaron Dinin, a sparked a healthy debate in the comments section (and my inbox!) about the appropriate amount of times a company can email its customers before those customers get annoyed. In the article, I discuss an entrepreneur building a soap company who was struggling to get repeat buyersContinueContinue reading “This is Really How Often You Can Email Customers Before They Start Getting Annoyed”