The most valuable insights often come from messy client engagements—not perfect ones. Here's how to turn reflection into business growth.
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Why Force Majeure Clauses Must Be Updated Post-Pandemic
Why Force Majeure Clauses Must Be Updated Post-Pandemic Contracts Aren’t Ready for the Next Global Crisis — Yet When COVID-19 shut down supply chains, grounded flights, and forced businesses to close their doors overnight, many turned to one clause in their contracts with hope: force majeure. For some, it worked. For many others, it didn’t....
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Why Real Estate JVs Fail: A Legal Perspective
Many real estate JVs collapse not from bad faith, but from bad contracts. Here's what to watch for—and how to protect your deal.
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The Myth of Always Hustling in Freelance Growth Strategies
Many freelancers believe hustle is the key to growth. Here's why the myth of always hustling in freelance stalls real success—and what to do instead.
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5 Legal Considerations When Hiring Freelancers
Protect your business by understanding these 5 legal considerations when hiring freelancers—from contracts to intellectual property.
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7 Mistakes to Avoid When Setting Your Pricing
Setting your pricing? Avoid these 7 common mistakes that can cost you time, clients, and revenue.
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10 Questions to Ask Before Signing With a Guest Instructor
Protect your business by asking these 10 smart questions before signing with a guest instructor. Cover content rights, liability, and more.
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7 Ways Templates Helped Our Clients Move Faster
Want to save time and serve clients better? These 7 ways templates helped our clients will inspire your next move.
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7 Signs You Should Switch From Hourly to Subscription Pricing
Tired of tracking hours and hitting income ceilings? Here are 7 signs you should switch from hourly to subscription pricing.
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Planning Isn’t Strategy: Leadership Lessons From Saif Aljaibeji
In a widely shared post, Saif Aljaibeji offers sharp leadership lessons by showing how teams often mistake tactical planning for strategic direction—and why that distinction matters more than ever.